Atul Narula (Page 99)

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.

Scammers check your FB friend list to identify family member & then call you about a package delivery from family. New scam

On: September 4, 2020

In: Cyber Security

Tagged: cybersecurity, facebook, Hacking, scam

Cybersecurity specialists reported the detection of a new form of scam in which criminals choose a potential victim, review their Facebook accounts to identify a family member, and try toRead More →

Hackers are exploiting Sharepoint & One Note in a new phishing attack

On: September 3, 2020

In: Cyber Security

Tagged: cybersecurity, Hacking, malware, One Note, phishing, SharePoint

Experts detail the finding of a phishing campaign in which threat actors craft a trap, making it difficult for potential victims to identify malicious behavior, increasing the chances of successRead More →

Flaw in Microsoft Defender allows downloading any file, even virus, from a remote server

On: September 3, 2020

In: Vulnerabilities

Tagged: cybersecurity, Hacking, malware, Microsoft Defender, vulnerability

Security flaws are sometimes caused by products that should prevent attacks. Cybersecurity specialists detected a flaw in a Microsoft Defender update for Windows 10 that would allow the download ofRead More →

Advance credit card cloning devices found at multiple gas stations

On: September 2, 2020

In: Cyber Security

Tagged: credit card fraud, cybersecurity, Hacking, skimming

Pasco authorities in the Tampa Bay area discovered at least 25 devices for cloning payment cards (known as skimmers) installed at multiple service stations throughout the town. The story wasRead More →

Government bans 118 Chinese mobile applications, including #PUBG, for national security and public order reasons

On: September 2, 2020

In: Mobile Security

Tagged: cybersecurity, Hacking, Mobile Security, pubg

Recent analyses of some legitimate-looking applications have detected multiple signs of malicious activity, so some governments choose to take severe action against their developers, mainly Chinese companies. India’s Ministry ofRead More →

Android flaw allows malicious apps to steal data from legitimate apps

On: September 1, 2020

In: Vulnerabilities

Tagged: Android, cybersecurity, Hacking, vulnerability

Application security specialist Sergey Toshin revealed the finding of a critical vulnerability affecting a wide variety of Android operating system devices. According to the report, the flaw would allow theRead More →

Selling & buying Fortnite stolen accounts can make your a millionaire. Most lucrative business ever

On: September 1, 2020

In: Cyber Security

Tagged: cybercrime, cybersecurity, Fortnite, Hacking

Fortnite has been one of the most popular video games in the world for a couple of years, although today it faces a crash on iOS and macOS devices dueRead More →

TOP: The favorite Python libraries of ethical hackers

On: August 31, 2020

In: Technology

Tagged: cybersecurity, ethical hacking, Hacking, Python

The Python programming language has become one of the main tools for developers, largely thanks to its availability of open source libraries and frameworks. According to a recent survey, PythonRead More →

Cisco employee deletes data from multiple customers when resigning; over $2.4 million USD in damages

On: August 31, 2020

In: Cyber Security

Tagged: Cisco, Cyberattack, cybersecurity, Hacking

A former employee of technology firm Cisco has been accused of remotely accessing the company’s cloud infrastructure in order to install a code that closed more than 16,000 WebEx TeamsRead More →