Cyble Chronicles – December 29: Latest Findings & Recommendations for the Cybersecurity Community Annual Threat Landscape Report 2023 Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs’ (CRIL) Annual Threat Landscape Report for 2023 is now live! In 2023, the cyber landscape witnessed unprecedented volatility with ongoing conflicts and a surge in AI adoption by cybercriminals. Major entities
Decoding qBit Stealer’s Source Release and Data Exfiltration Prowess Key Takeaways Overview In September 2023, the QBit Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) group unveiled a new ransomware created in the Go programming language. This malware is highly advanced and can target both Windows (from Windows 7 to Windows 11) and various Linux distributions. Additionally, they hinted at developing
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We hope you’re having a wonderful Holiday season. Cyble is ready to wrap up 2023 with a bang! You can access our Annual Threat landscape report here, next week, where we will cover all major events and observations in cyberspace across the surface, deep, and dark web. The Cyber Express has been working hard to
Cyble Chronicles – Dec 14th: Latest Findings & Recommendations for the Cybersecurity Community Team Cyble has been pioneering relentlessly across the cybersecurity frontier. Here’s a snapshot of our recent breakthroughs and upcoming initiatives: Unveiling Hidden Threats: Malware Exposés Our vigilant experts at Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) have dissected two formidable malware families, offering
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Cyble Research & Intelligence Labs (CRIL) identifies a ControlByWeb Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability – CVE-2023-6333 Cyble’s Senior Researcher, Prajitesh Singh, recently identified a Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability (CVE-2023-6333) in the web-enabled Ethernet I/O module X-301 and X-332 product of ControlByWeb. These products play a crucial role in several vital operations within Critical Infrastructure sectors, enhancing the potential
Key Takeaways Overview On December 5th, CRIL came across a potentially malicious RAR file on VirusTotal. The investigation unfolded rapidly as similar files began surfacing on VirusTotal within a short timeframe. The image below shows similar files identified in VirusTotal. Subsequent investigation revealed that the identified archive file is linked to an ongoing
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