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Photovoltaic plants (PV) facing risk of cyberattack

Cyble's report on PhotoVoltaic Plants facing security risks from vulnerable firmware.
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Cyber Security: How to protect yourself in 2022

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Toll Plaza Data Exposure

Cyble's Research on misconfigured servers that could risk exposing FASTag toll booth data.
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Spyware targeting customers of Top Indian Banks

Cyble's analysis of spyware disguised as fake banking on Android targeting customers of major Indian banks.
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Malicious App Targets Major Brazilian Bank Itaú Unibanco 

Cyble's research on an Android Malware that has been targeting a major banking company in Brazil.
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Cyble Research Labs – Analysis Report of Stealer Malware Family

ver the past year, Cyble Research Labs has noticed extensive usage of “Stealer” malware by initial access brokers to compromise victims. These initial access brokers can trade these credentials with other criminal groups, launching targeted attacks on specific organizations. These are designed to steal user credentials such as usernames, passwords, and cookies and send them to a server under the attacker’s control. The stolen information is then aggregated and sold to other interested criminal groups that can abuse this access for espionage, data theft, or even ransomware attacks. This report reveals the prevalence of stealer malware campaigns and evolving models.
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Log4j RCE 0-day Vulnerability in Java Actively Exploited

Cyble's research on the critical Apache Log4j vulnerability that affects Java-based applications running the Log4j reporting framework.
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APT37 Using a New Android Spyware, Chinotto

Cyble Research Lab's Deep-Dive analysis on APT37's Chinotto Spyware targeting users across Asia.

Banking Trojan Targets Banking Users in Malaysia

Cyble's Research on a Banking Trojan that performs malicious activities behind the garb of a legitimate Malaysian cleaning application.
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Toll Plaza Data Exposure

December 28, 2021

Cyble’s Research on misconfigured servers that could risk exposing FASTag toll booth data.

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Cyble Research Labs – Analysis Report of Stealer Malware Family

December 14, 2021

ver the past year, Cyble Research Labs has noticed extensive usage of “Stealer” malware by initial access brokers to compromise victims. These initial access brokers can trade these credentials with other criminal groups, launching targeted attacks on specific organizations. These are designed to steal user credentials such as usernames, passwords, and cookies and send them to a server under the attacker’s control. The stolen information is then aggregated and sold to other interested criminal groups that can abuse this access for espionage, data theft, or even ransomware attacks. This report reveals the prevalence of stealer malware campaigns and evolving models.

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