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Hi reader, here is your Cyble newsletter for November 30th! This edition of our newsletter aims to share the cybersecurity insights shared by Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) over the past two weeks.    In this week's newsletter, we share some concerning findings about the emergence of three new Ransomware strains alongside our coverage of ransomware attacks aimed at the Aviation industry. You will find also find our analysis of recent and emerging cybersecurity threats in the wild such as the recent fake MSI phishing sites delivering coin-miner malware. Additionally, we have also analyzed the recent compromise of 2 million users via Browser Hijackers and the exploitation of a vulnerability in Fortinet products.    Happy reading! AXLocker, Octocrypt, And Alice: Leading A New Wave Of Ransomware Campaigns Cyble analyzes a new wave of ransomware attacks being led by AXLocker, Octocrypt, and Alice ransomware and how they target Discord tokens.   Over 2 Million Users Affected With Browser Hijackers Cyble Analyzes multiple chrome extensions that affects million of users with browser hijackers.   Aviation Industry Facing Ransomware Headwinds Cyble analyzes recent ransomware attacks on Airlines that confirm our earlier prediction of emerging cyberthreats toward Aviation Industry.   Fake MSI Afterburner Sites Delivering Coin-Miner CRIL analyses How Threat Actors utilize the Fake MSI Afterburner Sites to Deliver XMR Miner for their financial gain.   Multiple Organisations Compromised By Critical Authentication Bypass Vulnerability In Fortinet Products (CVE-2022-40684) Cyble Global Sensor Intelligence detects exploitation attempts of CVE-2022-40684, and CRIL observes Fortinet Access distribution in cybercrime forums.   Punisher Ransomware Spreading Through Fake COVID Site Cyble analyzes the spread of Punisher Ransomware amongst Chilean users via the use of fake COVID-19 portals.   Redline Stealer Being Distributed Via Fake Express VPN Sites Cyble analyzes how threat actors deliver Redline Stealer via Fake Express VPN sites.       Contact Cyble, Inc., 11175 Cicero Drive, Suite 100, Alpharetta, GA 30022, United States, +1 678 379 3241 Unsubscribe Manage preferences