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Hi Reader here is your Cyble newsletter for July 27th! This edition of our newsletter aims to share the cybersecurity insights that Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) shared over the past two weeks.    Over the past few weeks, Cyble Research & Intelligence Labs has covered a wide range of cybersecurity incidents, malware, and ransomware variants across different platforms.   Welcome to this week's Cyber Security News newsletter, featuring critical insights into emerging cyber threats. We begin with an alarming zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2023-36884, actively exploited by threat actors and analyzed by CRIL. We also expose a Trojanized TeamViewer app distributing njRAT, shedding light on cybercriminal tactics.   Moreover, the rise of "Kanti" ransomware, posing as Microsoft Crypto Wallet beta, raises concern. Additionally, a fabricated Microsoft Crypto Wallet phishing site spreads Luca Stealer, while a Turkish Government masqueraded site delivers Android RAT. Lastly, developers face risks from a Trojanized MS Visual Studio installer deploying Cookie Stealer via Telegram. Stay informed and vigilant against these evolving threats.   Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs has also been busy releasing various whitepapers and reports on the Healthcare industry that you can find here.   You can also find our Q2-Ransomware report, where we cover all the key Ransomware updates that we have observed over the past quarter. Keep watching this space for more!    Happy reading! Microsoft Zero-Day Vulnerability CVE-2023-36884 Being Actively Exploited CRIL analyzes the impact of Zero-Day Exploit for CVE-2023-36884 in cyber espionage and ransomware operations.   Trojanized Application Preying on TeamViewer Users Cyble Research & Intelligence Labs analyzes a trojanized version of the TeamViewer application and how it distributes njRAT.   Kanti: A NIM-Based Ransomware Unleashed in the Wild Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs analyzes Threat Actors spreading Luca Stealer disguised as a beta version of Microsoft Crypto Wallet.   Fabricated Microsoft Crypto Wallet Phishing Site Spreads Infostealer Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs analyzes Threat Actors spreading Luca Stealer disguised as a beta version of Microsoft Crypto Wallet.    The Turkish Government Masqueraded Site Distributing Android RAT Cyble analyzes the phishing campaign masquerading as the Turkish Government distributes Android RAT with VNC and Keylogging features. Threat Actor Targeting Developers via Trojanized MS Visual Studio Cyble examines a Trojanized Visual Studio installer that deploys a Cookie Stealer and utilizes Telegram for data exfiltration.   ALPHV Ransomware Data Leak Site Embrace API Integration Cyble Research & Intelligence Labs delves into the release of an API by ALPHV ransomware on their leak site.   Contact Cyble, Inc., 11175 Cicero Drive, Suite 100, Alpharetta, GA 30022, United States, +1 678 379 3241 Unsubscribe Manage preferences