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Expert Intel

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Alex Eley
Technical Director
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April 14, 2026

A New Era for Microsoft 365 Licensing

Microsoft is reshaping its licensing strategy with the introduction of Microsoft 365 E7, new pricing changes, continued Teams separation, and additional security and AI functionality being bundled into existing licences. For organisations investing in AI, automation, security, and compliance, these changes could significantly affect licensing costs, procurement decisions, and long-term Microsoft 365 strategy.

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Toby Davenport
Offensive Security Practice Lead
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February 5, 2026

How the Notepad++ Breach Underlines the Value of Internal Penetration Testing

Notepad++ recently disclosed a compromise of its shared hosting infrastructure that affected its update endpoint. Threat actors altered update endpoints within configuration files to deliver a malicious version of the software to specific targets. This resulted in downstream users – potentially including businesses – downloading what appeared to be a legitimate update, but which gave attackers a foothold on compromised devices and therefore internal networks.

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Charlie Kelly
Principal Security Analyst
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January 21, 2026

ChatGPT Stealer Explained: The Risk of Malicious Browser Extensions

AI chat content has become a high-value target for attackers. In this session, we break down a recently identified malicious campaign known as a ChatGPT Stealer, exploring the types of data that can be exposed, the indicators of compromise to watch for, and how to detect and respond to this activity within an enterprise environment.

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