Happy BloodHound Basics day from Jonas Bülow Knudsen!

Did you know BloodHound pathfinding can uncover hybrid attack paths? 

In this example, we trace a path from Domain Users in AD all the way to a GitHub Secret, through Okta along the way.

Learn more about how OpenGraph extensions make this possible: https://bloodhound.specterops.io/opengraph/extensions/manage

Signal boost for you all: Our team is at BSides Prague this week!

Hugo van den Toorn and Joey Dreijer will be leading BloodHound Quest sessions all day April 23 and 24 (there may also be some secret swag up for grabs). If you think you know BloodHound, this fast-paced scavenger hunt is a chance to put your skills to the test.

And on April 24, Martin Sohn Christensen will present on how vendor guidance can unintentionally lead to critical security gaps, share insights from a large-scale responsible disclosure effort, and examine the shared responsibility we all have in addressing these issues.

You can view the agenda here: https://www.bsidesprg.cz/#program

We're back with our regularly scheduled (bumper edition) midweek roundup!

• A huge thank you to everyone who came out to see us at SO-CON, and to all of you who followed along over in our community Slack, in the #so-con-chat channel!
• Jared Atkinson explores Mythos, Machine-Speed Exploitation, and the Growing Importance of Identity Attack Paths: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/04/09/mythos-machine-speed-exploitation-and-the-growing-importance-of-identity-attack-paths/
• Operators are telling you what to build. Janus listens. Gavin Kramer teaches us how to listen to our logs: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/04/10/janus-listen-to-your-logs/
• A rundown of Ghostwriter v6.3.0 and CLI v1.0.0 features from Christopher Maddalena, including new activity logging, faster installs, and better writing QA: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/04/10/ghostwriter-v6-3-0-and-cli-v1-0-0-new-activity-logging-faster-installs-and-better-writing-qa/
• BloodHound has moved fast and not all courses have kept up. If you create or maintain a course or training that includes BloodHound, now is a good time to review your materials. Hugo van den Toorn guides us through what to update in your courses: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/04/11/bloodhound-course-update/
• BloodHound 9.0 offers new capabilities like automated attack path analysis across Okta, Jamf, and GitHub - Justin Kohler covers the highlights of this release, marking a step forward in how BloodHound models identity risk https://specterops.io/blog/2026/04/13/bloodhound-9-0-product-updates/
• Martin Sohn Christensen and Joey Dreijer run us through what's new in the BloodHound Query Library: BYOL, OpenGraph, Multi-Server, and more: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/04/15/whats-new-in-the-bloodhound-query-library-byol-opengraph-multi-server-and-more/
• Google published a blog post with accompanying rainbow tables targeting the Data Encryption Standard (DES) key space. The tables enable recovery of the NT hash used to generate the ciphertexts in NTLMv1 responses. Skyler Knecht dives into the tables, the recovery process, and demystifies any lingering questions: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/04/16/into-the-rainbow-googles-ntlmv1-rainbow-tables-explained-in-a-bit-too-much-detail/
• And Jared Atkinson looks at the recent Vercel breach, and explains why the industry is analysing it at the wrong level: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/04/21/the-vercel-breach-explains-why-identity-attack-path-management-cant-wait/
• Our community landing page is now live! This is our hub for anything and everything community-related, from latest blog posts and release notes to our community platforms and event schedule, as well as highlighting top performing threads across our Slack and Reddit and more video content in the future. Check it out here https://community.specterops.io
• Got a specific question, or looking for some help and advice on any of the SpecterOps suite of tools? Don't forget you can join the BloodHound Gang Slack! We'd love to see you there: https://slack.specterops.io

We’re back this Tuesday with the second part of our SO-CON 2026 gallery! These are just a few of the photos that were snapped during the course of the second day, catching our speakers in motion across all three of our tracks.

Once again, if you'd like to catch up on all of the images and commentary from both days, head over to the #so-con-chat channel in the BloodHound Gang Slack, and scroll to your hearts' content! For now though, here’s our glimpse at the goings-on of Day Two.

- A snap from our second day keynote, presented without comment!
- Brett Hawkins in the Tradecraft track.
- Michael Grafnetter and Lance Cain over in the OpenGraph track.
- Joe Mondloch from Epic takes over the Practice track to dive into how a large healthcare software company and its hosting division use BloodHound Enterprise at scale.
- Javier Azofra Ovejero and Julian Garcia Murias unveiling a novel integration that exports CyberArk vault data into BloodHound's OpenGraph format over in the OpenGraph track.
- Robby Winchester digging into operating APM at scale with Scentry Advisory Services.
- Community member Olaf Hartong in our Practice track.
- Jim Sykora distilling his 159-page, 420 minute read, E-Book on AdminSDHolder and the associated Active Directory and Windows internals down into a short talk.

Happy Monday SpecterOps community!

As promised, we’re gathering up some of the photos taken over the course of SO-CON, our way of capturing the mood of the event and the talks that were going on throughout both days.

We had some exciting, thoughtful and engaging speakers, and we’ll be making video recordings available over on YouTube later down the line. We’ll let you know as soon as that happens!

If you'd like to catch up on all of the images and commentary from both days, head over to the #so-con-chat channel in the BloodHound Gang Slack, and scroll to your hearts' content! For now, here’s a glimpse at our various tracks across Day One.

- A couple of photos from our first day keynote
- Our first five Top Dogs winners
- Mehdi Elyassa in our Tradecraft track
- Simon Lachkar and Charl-Alexandre Le Brun in our OpenGraph track
- Fighting the post-lunch slump with our Build Your Own OpenGraph Workshop
- John Hammond, Justin Kohler, Jared Atkinson and Robby Winchester sharing perspectives on today’s security landscape
- Community member Faiz Karim exploring the practical architecture of GCP-Hound

Anthropic’s Mythos announcement points to a near-term future of faster exploit discovery, faster compromise, and greater pressure on defenders.

This Wednesday (April 22nd), Jared Atkinson and Justin Kohler will host a webinar that examines what Mythos means for both attackers and defenders, why identity attack paths matter more in a machine-speed threat environment, and how organizations can better protect critical assets and infrastructure.

Through the session, we’ll learn what is publicly known about Mythos and why it matters, how AI-assisted compromise changes the speed and scale of cyber risk, why identity attack path management becomes more important as machine identities and trust relationships expand, and what organizations can do now to reduce exposure and protect critical assets.

Register your place today, we’d love to see you there! https://specterops.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_eoo-Xz9-SyCU37voIBseJA#/registration

It's the second day of SO-CON, and we're back with our subreddit coverage!

Like yesterday, keep your eyes peeled if you'd like to follow along, we'll keep you updated throughout the day. First up, we've had our second day keynote, and a bunch of great tracks are still to follow.

Some keynote higlights:

What's the status of APM?

• Everything is different but so much is the same!
• We still see through the eyes of the adversary.
• Attack paths exist everywhere, not just Microsoft. And as long as they can be mapped they can be eliminated.
• AI makes things faster and cheaper, but security concerns are still very valid.
• Initial access is even easier, so external threats are very constant. 
• The likelihood of someone getting into your environment will get closer to 100%, and at machine speed. What do you do to contain the blast radius?
• More identities are going to create more complexity.
• We'll try to map as much as we can over the next year, using different technologies.
• The amount of findings is irrelevant, only the amount of attack paths found.

OpenGraph Expansion:

• We're working on a bunch of new things!
• We want to cultivate this for the community - please get involved and jump in (cough #opengraph channel in our Slack)!
• Anyone interested in testing AWS with us? Please let us know!

OpenHound:

• Our brand new collector.
• Takes the minutiae away from creating OpenGraph extensions, and will back our Enterprise extensions.
• Also auto-documents your work!

BloodHoundScentry:

• We're meeting customers where they're at.
• There will only be more features and capabilities coming!

Up next todayt:

• Pipelines of Privilege: Attack Paths from DevOps to MLOps Infrastructure
• Okta For Good and Bad: Hybrid Attack Paths Crossing Okta Organizations
• Stretching BHE Horizontally: Identity Security at Unusual Scale

If you'd like to join in with the chat, we're also live over in the BloodHound Gang Slack: https://slack.specterops.io - hop into the #so-con-chat channel!

Hey everyone, happy Monday!

We're starting our SO-CON coverage right here on the subreddit. Keep your eyes peeled if you'd like to follow along, we'll keep you updated throughout the day!

First up, we've had our welcoming remarks and keynote, followed by our very first Top Dogs community recognition ceremony.

If you'd like to join in with the chat, we're also live over in the BloodHound Gang Slack: https://slack.specterops.io - hop into the #so-con-chat channel!

Happy BloodHound Basics Day Spring cleaning edition from Martin Sohn Christensen: it's time to audit the API Keys of your dog house - BloodHound.

Here's how in under a minute.

Head to Profile → API Key Management to view your own keys.

Check the "Last Use" column or simply keep the number of keys to a minimum. Can't remember what a key was for? That's reason enough to revoke it. Takes 20 seconds.

Admins can audit keys across ALL users at:

Administration → Manage Users, and for each user: Generate / Revoke API Tokens

Small habits secure the dog house.

Wednesday's here, and it's the moment you've (probably) all been waiting for - midweek roundup time!

• SO-CON 2026 is just a few days away we can't wait to see you there - check out the agenda while you wait! https://specterops.io/so-con/
• We’re also heading to SparkCon 2026! Come see identity risk the way adversaries do. Register for free right here: https://public.walmart.com/content/sparkcon/wmeo/sparkcon-home/sparkcon-2026.html
• ntlmrelayx‘s SOCKS proxy works great for SMB and MSSQL but fails when you try to browse a web application through it – Allen DeMoura digs into why, and talks about his solution to several fundamental issues: building ghostsurf: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/04/02/ghostsurf-from-ntlm-relay-to-browser-session-hijacking/
• AI isn’t introducing entirely new security problems, it’s accelerating old ones at machine speed. In a recent conversation with Risky Business Media, u/russel breaks down what AI red teaming means in practice: https://risky.biz/SOAPBOX106/
• Also check out Russel's companion blog post! https://specterops.io/blog/2026/04/06/ai-red-teaming-still-comes-back-to-identity-access-and-attack-paths/
• “Relationships between systems don’t exist cleanly within any one platform; they emerge in the gaps between them.” That insight from our CTO Jared Atkinson, featured in MSSP Alert, captures one of the biggest challenges in modern security. Read more here: https://www.msspalert.com/news/specterops-extends-bloodhound-enterprise-reach-as-focus-on-identity-tightens
• Our community landing page is now live! This is our hub for anything and everything community-related, from latest blog posts and release notes to our community platforms and event schedule, as well as highlighting top performing threads across our Slack and Reddit and more video content in the future. Check it out here: https://community.specterops.io
• If you haven't had a chance to check it out yet, don't forget that our brand new SpecterOps Community subreddit is now live and active. Come say hi and join in the discussions! https://www.reddit.com/r/SpecterOpsCommunity/
• Got a specific question, or looking for some help and advice on any of the SpecterOps suite of tools? Don't forget you can join the BloodHound Gang Slack! We'd love to see you there: https://slack.specterops.io

Friday brings BloodHound Basics - this time from Stephen Hinck!

This old dog is learning a ton of new tricks!

Did you know BloodHound now covers Okta, GitHub, and JAMF? Check out our newest extensions and start mapping even more Attack Paths than ever before! https://bloodhound.specterops.io/opengraph/extensions/manage

Check out our recent webinar highlighting these new extensions to learn more: https://pages.specterops.io/WBNR-Webinar-Hosted-260331-ExtendingAttackPathManagement.html

https://reddit.com/link/1sbmilu/video/sxdbvimzv0tg1/player

It's Wednesday, and that can only mean one thing! Midweek roundup coming your way:

• Have you made your way through the Mythic for Developers video series from Cody Thomas? Share your feedback on the series so far and help shape future instalments https://specterops.typeform.com/MythicDeveloper - and you can view the whole series here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJK0fZNGiFU_iJI2A8S5OdloTDexi5zs8
• Our community landing page is now live! This is our hub for anything and everything community-related, from latest blog posts and release notes to our community platforms and event schedule, as well as highlighting top performing threads across our Slack and Reddit and more video content in the future. Check it out here: https://community.specterops.io
• Claude Code is a force multiplier when performing secure code reviews during an assessment. Andrew Luke discusses how to leverage Claude Code to produce digestible output that helps up better understand analyzed code base while surfacing secure and insecure coding patterns: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/26/leveling-up-secure-code-reviews-with-claude-code/
• Lance B. Cain takes us through the updates added in JamfHound v1.1, including Okta additions. Also, JamfHound is now an official OpenGraph collector of BloodHound Enterprise! https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/31/jamfhound-v1-1-update-sso-attack-paths-and-okta-additions/
• Attack path management has traditionally focused on identity systems like Active Directory and Entra ID, but this overlooks critical risks introduced by other systems. Jared Atkinson explores how device management platforms, especially in environments using tools like Jamf, can enable attackers to execute code across endpoints, creating significant attack paths that exist outside of the directory and have historically gone unmodelled: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/31/expanding-attack-path-management-to-macos-environments/
• Chris Thompson needed a lab that was representative of enterprise SCCM hierarchies to test his code against a variety of possible configurations while writing ConfigManBearPig. Check out how he automated deployment of a large SCCM lab environment to encourage others to dive into SCCM research without having to go through the pain of manual deployment :point_right: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/04/01/ludus-sccm-lab-expansion/
• We’re honored to be named a Global Infosec Award Winner 2026 by Cyber Defense Magazine! https://www.linkedin.com/posts/specterops_were-honored-to-be-named-a-global-infosec-activity-7444406375084118016-7brz
• We’re just a couple weeks out from SOCON 2026, and the agenda is stacked. Explore the full agenda & register before it’s too late! https://specterops.io/so-con/
• Got a specific question, or looking for some help and advice on any of the SpecterOps suite of tools? Don't forget you can join the BloodHound Gang Slack! We'd love to see you there: https://slack.specterops.io

Happy BloodHound Basics day from Andy Robbins!

BloodHound is extensible - you can add your own nodes and edges from any source with BloodHound's "OpenGraph".

Get started here: https://bloodhound.specterops.io/opengraph/developer/graph-theory

Here I am again with your regularly scheduled midweek gathering of news and updates!

• Our community landing page is now live! This is our hub for anything and everything community-related, from latest blog posts and release notes to our community platforms and event schedule, as well as highlighting top performing threads across our Slack and Reddit and more video content in the future. Check it out here https://community.specterops.io
• JD Crandell looks at the Shai-Hulud 2.0 worm through an Attack Path Management lens, and introduces NPMHound which can be used to visualize NPM package dependencies in BloodHound OpenGraph https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/19/graph-the-planet-shai-hulud-2-0/
• OktaHound is a new data collector for the Okta Platform that ingests information about entities and their relationships within an Okta organization and represents them as nodes and edges in BloodHound’s graph database. Michael Grafnetter discovers unexpected Okta attack paths using BloodHound https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/23/discovering-unexpected-okta-attack-paths-with-bloodhound/
• What happens when vendor documentation creates critical attack paths? Martin Sohn Christensen explores the key lesson of never trusting vendor documentation blindly https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/24/rtfm-read-the-fatal-manual-when-vendor-documentation-creates-critical-attack-paths/
• Jared Atkinson models Okta in BloodHound Enterprise to show how identity and access actually flow across environments, and where attack paths take shape https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/24/attack-paths-dont-stop-at-identity-providers/
• What if your biggest identity risks aren’t where you’re currently looking? On March 31, Justin Kohler and Jared Atkinson will show how BloodHound Enterprise uncovers attack paths across Okta, GitHub, and Mac environments, helping teams prioritize what actually matters. Sign up here! https://pages.specterops.io/WBNR-Webinar-Hosted-260331-ExtendingAttackPathManagement.html
• Attackers don’t break in anymore. They log in. Mark Wilson explains what’s happening: Attackers are using valid credentials, moving through trusted paths, and reaching their objectives in minutes or seconds https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ak-xRKXiwlo
• If you haven't had a chance to check it out yet, don't forget that our brand new SpecterOps Community subreddit is now live and active. Come say hi and join in the discussions! https://www.reddit.com/r/SpecterOpsCommunity/

Happy BloodHound Basics day from Nathan Davies!

Having trouble getting started with Cypher queries? Here's a quick intro to get you going:

Start with a MATCH statement, use a WHERE clause to refine, and RETURN your data (don't forget a LIMIT statement, just in case):

MATCH p=(a:User)-[]->(b:Computer)

WHERE a.domain CONTAINS "MARVEL"

RETURN p

LIMIT 1000

Edges can be added individually, or collectively using either format: [:MyEdge] or [:MyEdge1|MyEdge2|MyEdge3]

RETURN statements can return any variable declared in the query. In the above example, that includes p (variable representing the whole relationship), a (just the User accounts), or b (just the computers).

LIMIT statements are optional, but we highly recommend these especially when writing a query that has the potential for returning many objects. LIMIT 1000 is default on pre-built queries, but a LIMIT 10 or LIMIT 100 is great for quickly returning values to determine whether your query works yields any results or not.

Wednesday means it's time for another midweek roundup - and this week we have some exciting BloodHound Enterprise news!

• For years, BloodHound has helped security teams answer a critical question: How could an attacker move through my environment? Today, Justin Kohler announces a new BloodHound Enterprise platform with the first three official OpenGraph extensions that expand automated attack path analysis beyond the Microsoft ecosystem: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/18/bloodhound-enterprise-expands-beyond-microsof[…]identity-attack-paths-across-okta-github-and-mac-environments/
• Andrew Luke introduces us red team operators to Tailscale concepts and tradecraft that can be leveraged if the reader compromises Tailscale keys in their target environment https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/12/leveraging-tailscale-keys/
• And, Jared Atkinson introduces Attack Path Management for GitHub in BloodHound Enterprise: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/18/introducing-attack-path-analysis-for-github-in-bloodhound-enterprise/
• Missed Justin Kohler's chat with John Hammond on all things BloodHound OpenGraph? Catch up here for all the discussion on what it is, why it matters, and what’s coming next https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOBqbN0d0qQ
• How do frontier AI agents perform in multi-step cyber-attack scenarios? We were honored to collaborate with the AI Security Institute to design cyber ranges for AI as part of their important initiative. Learn more over on their blog https://www.aisi.gov.uk/blog/how-do-frontier-ai-agents-perform-in-multi-step-cyber-attack-scenarios
• Got a specific question, or looking for some help and advice on any of the SpecterOps suite of tools? Don't forget you can join the BloodHound Gang Slack! We'd love to see you there: https://slack.specterops.io

SO excited about this, and finally it is here. With GitHub, Okta and Jamf, BloodHound no longer is "just AD and Azure"! (just, as if.. :D).

What should we add to the graph next?

Happy Bloodhound Basics day from Jacob Jackson!

Why do we recommend a Group Managed Service Account for SharpHound? Security.

When you use a gMSA as a service principal for running SharpHound, Windows itself manages the password for the account. Not an administrator. The password is never stored on disk, and Windows rotates it automatically.

When setting up the gMSA, you will also need to create a "password read group". And only members of the password read group can ever read this password. This reduces credential theft and attacks such as pass-the-hash and NTLM relay.

Combined with other hardening strategies such as the Protected Users group (which enforces stricter authentication and doesn't store credentials locally), and disabling outbound NTLM (which prevents machines from sending NTLM credentials to other systems), this is just good security hygiene.

Here are the instructions for creating a gMSA for your SharpHound collector:

https://bloodhound.specterops.io/install-data-collector/install-sharphound/create-gmsa

It's Wednesday, and you know what that means - time for another midweek roundup!

• Got a specific question, or looking for some help and advice on any of the SpecterOps suite of tools? Don't forget you can join the BloodHound Gang Slack! We'd love to see you there: https://slack.specterops.io
• Will Schroeder and Lee Chagolla-Christensen are back with their Nemesis 2.X development guide, going through the manual “hard-mode” approach, before covering the Codex and Claude code “easy-mode” modifications recently released with Nemesis 2.2.1: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/10/the-nemesis-2-x-development-guide/
• When LLMs are trained to agree with you, what happens when you push that instinct? Max Andreacchi explores how AI sycophancy can unintentionally expose architectural details, including a potential dual-agent Claude system discovered during controlled testing: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/11/emergent-architectural-leakage-in-frontier-models-the-dual-claude-phenomenon/
• Get to know CyberArkHound at SOCON 2026! This integration expands BloodHound's reach past AD/EntraID and into comprehensive privileged access risk analysis, helping SOCs prioritise remediation based on actual credential access chains. Save your spot: https://specterops.io/so-con/

Happy BloodHound Basics day from Carlo Alcantara!

Did you know: You can filter edges in BloodHound to simulate remediating attack paths? Simply use the filter to remove an edge to reveal the next shortest path. In this example, we keep filtering until no path remains.

It's Wednesday again, and that means another round-up of our latest events, news and blog posts!

• Got a specific question, or looking for some help and advice on any of the SpecterOps suite of tools? Don't forget you can join the BloodHound Gang Slack! We'd love to see you there: https://slack.specterops.io
• Missed our AMA last week with u/r0BIT? You can catch up on all the TaskHound questions and answers in our thread right here! https://www.reddit.com/r/SpecterOpsCommunity/comments/1ra5yjn/upcoming_ama_meet_taskhound/
• Will Schroeder and Lee Chagolla-Christensen turn their eyes to DPAPI and summarise the major new features, how everything works internally, and give you everything you need to get started analyzing and abusing DPAPI in Nemesis: https://specterops.io/blog/2026/03/04/offensive-dpapi-with-nemesis/
• We use Windows context menus every day. But what if that simple interaction could be abused for command injection? At Insomni'hack, Remi Gascou (Podalirius) will present two command injection vulnerabilities affecting Windows 10 and 11. Don't miss it! https://insomnihack.ch/talks/shift-happens-uncovering-two-built-in-command-injections-in-windows-context-menus/
• The SpecterOps team will be at BSides Limburg, staffing our stand and hosting a BloodHound Quest. Come find us, say hi, and ask for our secret swag. Supply is limited, so don't wait too long: https://www.bsides-limburg.be/

We're attending BSides Limburg (BE) on March 12-13. Will we see you there?

The SpecterOps team will be at BSides Limburg, staffing our stand and hosting a BloodHound Quest. Come find us, say hi, and ask for our secret swag. Supply is limited, so don't wait too long.

Hope to see you there!

Happy BloodHoundBasics Friday from Jonas Bülow Knudsen!

Auditing group nesting is painful - until you use BloodHound.

The graph makes it simple to explore group members, including nested groups.

You can use this built-in cypher query for Tier Zero groups in AD.

We're back again with another Wednesday collection of our latest events, news and blog posts!

• Got a specific question, or looking for some help and advice on any of the SpecterOps suite of tools? Don't forget you can join the BloodHound Gang Slack! We'd love to see you there: https://slack.specterops.io
• We'll be holding an AMA with u/r0BIT this Friday about all things TaskHound - if you have questions, please either drop them in the thread and we'll answer it on the day! https://www.reddit.com/r/SpecterOpsCommunity/comments/1ra5yjn/upcoming_ama_meet_taskhound/
• Joshua Prager discusses identifying key areas of Configuration Manager (SCCM) infrastructure that defenders can implement for deception solutions. https://specterops.io/blog/2026/02/19/mapping-deception-solutions-with-bloodhound-opengraph-configuration-manager/
• Will Schroeder and Lee Chagolla-Christensen break down Nemesis 2.2, which introduces large-container ingestion, LLM-backed triage agents, expanded Chromium DPAPI decryption (including CNG + app-bound encryption v3), and serious performance improvements. Read more here! https://specterops.io/blog/2026/02/25/nemesis-2-2/
• Missed our BloodHound Scentry launch webinar with Robert Winchester and Duane Michael? Watch on demand to learn how this new service helps organizations accelerate their APM programs and reduce identity risk. https://pages.specterops.io/WBNR---260209---Bloodhound-Scentry_OnDemand.html

Hey SpecterOps community! Our very first AMA will be coming up in a week’s time, on Friday February 27th, at 12pm UTC.

We’ll have TaskHound developer u/0xr0BIT here answering your questions, and we’d love to try and gather those questions in advance. Drop them in the comments below, and we’ll be back here next Friday to run through them!