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Cyble Chronicles – January 18: Latest Findings & Recommendations for the Cybersecurity Community

Sneaky Azorult Stealer returns in a new campaign Azorult malware, first identified in 2016, has resurfaced in a new campaign, maintaining its role as a potent information-stealing threat. This malware specializes in harvesting a range of data from victims, including browsing history, cookies, login credentials, and cryptocurrency details. Recent discoveries reveal multiple link samples actively

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Go Stealer Indian Air Force

Cyber Espionage Attack on the Indian Air Force: Go-Based Infostealer Exploits Slack for Data Theft

Key Takeaways Overview CRIL has uncovered a Go Stealer possibly targeting the Indian Air Force. This malware is propagated through a ZIP file named “SU-30_Aircraft_Procurement. The ZIP file is hosted on Oshi (hxxps://oshi[.]at/ougg), an anonymous file storage platform and the Threat Actor (TA) could potentially be distributing this link via spam email or similar channels.

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Critical Account Takeover Vulnerability Impacting GitLab

Critical Account Takeover Vulnerability Impacting GitLab On January 11, 2024, Security fixes for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE) were released. The vulnerability identified as CVE-2023-7028 falls under the critical severity category and impacts multiple GitLab CE/EE versions. Exploiting this vulnerability could lead to user account password reset emails being delivered to an

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Sneaky Azorult Back in Action and Goes Undetected

Key Takeaways Overview First identified in 2016, Azorult malware operates as an information-stealing threat, collecting data such as browsing history, cookies, login credentials, and cryptocurrency details. Additionally, it can function as a downloader for other malware families. This malicious software was offered for sale on Russian underground forums and was specifically crafted to extract a

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Cyble Chronicles – January 5: Latest Findings & Recommendations for the Cybersecurity Community

Ransomware Threats Doubled in 2023 Ransomware has always been one of the most potent threats in cyberspace, but 2023 witnessed an unprecedented surge in Ransomware attacks, charting a 200% increase from the previous year. While this increased volume and frequency of ransomware attacks is extremely concerning by itself, what is making security researchers and infosec

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