Atul Narula (Page 68)

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.

Free tool to do automated threat hunting in deep web

On: April 23, 2021

In: Tutorials

Tagged: cybersecurity, Darkdump, ethical hacking, Hacking, IICS, International Institute of Cyber Security (IICS), tutorial

As many users will know, browsing the deep web requires tools specific to this task, although needless to say that many work better than others. This time, experts in ethicalRead More →

Critical flaw in package manager Homebrew macOS allows hackers to run arbitrary code

On: April 22, 2021

In: Vulnerabilities

Tagged: cybersecurity, GitHub, GitHub Actions, Hacking, Homebrew, Ryotak, vulnerability

Cybersecurity experts reported the finding of a dangerous security flaw in Homebrew, the open source package manager for macOS and Linux operating systems. According to the report, the flaw wouldRead More →

Critical vulnerabilities in AirDrop put sensitive information of Apple users at risk

On: April 22, 2021

In: Vulnerabilities

Tagged: AirDrop, Apple, Apple Wireless Direct Link (AWDL), cybersecurity, Hacking, vulnerability

German researchers claim to have discovered two security flaws that would allow the security of Apple smartphones to be abused through the AirDrop file transfer feature. Both failures reside inRead More →

Ransomware hackers steal sensitive information from Apple and threaten the company to publish it

On: April 21, 2021

In: Cyber Security

Tagged: Apple, Apple Spring Loaded, Cyberattack, cybersecurity, Hacking, malware, Quanta Computer, ransomware, REvil ransomware

Any tech company can be the victim of an attempted extortion. According to a security report, REvil ransomware operators threatened Apple to reveal plans for many products that would beRead More →

90% of WordPress vulnerabilities affect only third-party software

On: April 21, 2021

In: Vulnerabilities

Tagged: content management system (CMS), Cross-site scripting (XSS), Cyberattack, cybersecurity, Hacking, Plugins, vulnerability, Wordpress

A report by web security firm Parchstack mentions that the vast majority of the nearly 600 WordPress vulnerabilities reported during 2020 end up negatively impacting plugins and themes developed byRead More →

500 cybersecurity experts failed to crack the Morpheus computer chip

On: April 20, 2021

In: Technology

Tagged: computer chips, Cyberattack, cybercrime, cybersecurity, Department of Defense, ethical hacking, Hacking, Morpheus

Since hacking became a practice capable of negatively impacting the critical infrastructure of public and private organizations, developers have sought to create tested deployments of any cyberattack with various results.Read More →

Hackers steal Facebook Messenger login credentials via massive phishing campaign

On: April 20, 2021

In: Mobile Security

Tagged: Android, credential stealing, cybersecurity, electronic fraud, facebook, FACEBOOK MESSENGER, Hacking, iOS, phishing

A group of cybersecurity specialists claims to have found evidence that millions of users would have been victims of a massive phishing campaign through Facebook Messenger. This campaign is basedRead More →

Google Project Zero implements new vulnerability disclosure policies

On: April 19, 2021

In: Cyber Security

Tagged: cybersecurity, Google Project Zero, Hacking, security patches, vulnerability, vulnerability reporting

Through a statement, Google Project Zero revealed that organizations will now be granted a 30-day period to fix zero-day flaws that are discovered seeking to speed up time for theRead More →

Facebook security error allows hackers to delete any user’s videos

On: April 19, 2021

In: Cyber Security

Tagged: Cyberattack, cybersecurity, facebook, Hacking, incidents, live stream, proof-of-concept

Facebook announced the correction of a coding error in its video services that would allow threat actors to remove content without users being able to intervene. Ahmad Talahmeh, a cybersecurityRead More →