Atul Narula (Page 124)

He is a cyber security and malware researcher. He studied Computer Science and started working as a cyber security analyst in 2006. He is actively working as an cyber security investigator. He also worked for different security companies. His everyday job includes researching about new cyber security incidents. Also he has deep level of knowledge in enterprise security implementation.

Once again, critical vulnerabilities were found in Cisco Webex. We hope companies will learn someday

On: March 5, 2020

In: Vulnerabilities

Tagged: Cisco, cybersecurity, Hacking, vulnerability, WebEx

For the fourth time in the last two months, Cisco has released security patches to fix two critical vulnerabilities detected on the Webex video conferencing platform. If exploited, these flawsRead More →

Critical vulnerabilities expose medical devices to cyberattacks

On: March 4, 2020

In: Cyber Security

Tagged: bluetooth, Cyberattack, cybersecurity, Hacking, Hospital

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warn of new safety flaws that could affect communications from certain medical equipment, based on Bluetooth technology. According to the agency, this cybersecurityRead More →

Smartphones from Oppo, Amazon Fire, Nokia and Alcatel are easily hackable via MediaTek chips

On: March 3, 2020

In: Mobile Security

Tagged: cybersecurity, Hacking, Huawei, MediaTek, Oppo, Samsung, Smartphones

Google’s March mobile update package includes fixes for multiple vulnerabilities on MediaTek chip devices, including a critical flaw that could seriously expose millions of Users. The most dangerous of theseRead More →

Slot machines encrypted by ransomware; multiple hotels in Las Vegas affected

On: March 3, 2020

In: Cyber Security

Tagged: Cyberattack, cybersecurity, Hacking, Las Vegas, ransomware, United States

A new incident has caught the attention of information security enthusiasts and professionals. According to reports from the Game Control Board in Nevada, US, slot machines at two casinos inRead More →

Critical vulnerability found in Apple TV operating system

On: February 28, 2020

In: Vulnerabilities

Tagged: Apple, Apple TV, cybersecurity, Hacking, vulnerability

Although reports of critical security failures in Apple operating systems are not very common, it is possible to encounter them relatively frequently with cybersecurity alerts of considerable or moderate seriousness.Read More →

AMLO: “1 -They didn’t steal anything; 2- We will not respond to blackmail;” 3 – Hackers finally reveal data from 200k PEMEX computers

On: February 27, 2020

In: Data Breach

Tagged: cybersecurity, DopplePaymer, Hacking, Mexico, PEMEX, ransomware

A couple of months ago, Mexican oil company PEMEX suffered a cybersecurity incident. Although the official version mentioned that this was a minor flaw, unofficial sources revealed that in fact,Read More →

Decathlon suffers data leak; 120 million employee records are exposed

On: February 26, 2020

In: Data Breach

Tagged: cybersecurity, data breach, Decathlon, Hacking

A new information security incident has affected a sporting goods firm. French company Decathlon has revealed that a data breach has exposed around 123 million records stored in an unsecuredRead More →

Hacking smart baby monitors to blackmail the parents

On: February 26, 2020

In: Vulnerabilities

Tagged: cybersecurity, Hacking, iBaby, Internet of Things (IoT), network security

New reports on Internet of Things (IoT) devices with poor cybersecurity measures have emerged. This time, experts revealed that smart monitors from M6S Monitor iBaby firm have multiple security issuesRead More →

Samsung causes data breach of Galaxy smartphones’ users

On: February 25, 2020

In: Data Breach

Tagged: cybersecurity, data breach, Hacking, Samsung

Last week, hundreds of Samsung Galaxy device users reported receiving a strange notification from the Find My Device app that contained only the number 1. In this regard, Samsung statedRead More →