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Hi Reader here is your Cyble newsletter for November 1st! This edition of our newsletter aims to share the cybersecurity insights that Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) shared over the past two weeks.    In recent developments, the Cyble Global Sensor Intelligence (CGSI) Network is closely monitoring the active exploitation of a critical vulnerability, known as CVE-2023-20198, in Cisco's iOS XE system. Concurrently, amidst the Israel-Palestine conflict, Cyble is examining hacktivist activities targeting critical infrastructures, raising concerns about their security in this challenging geopolitical context. Stay informed on these pressing cybersecurity issues and more in this edition of our newsletter.   You can also find our Q3-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! CGSI network spotted Cisco Devices Compromise through IOS XE Zero-Day Vulnerability (CVE-2023-20198) Cyble Global Sensor Intelligence (CGSI) Networks observes the active exploitation of the Cisco IOS XE Zero-Day Vulnerability.   Israel-Palestine Conflict and Looming Threat on Critical Infra Cyble analyzes the hacktivism incidents targeting critical infrastructures amidst the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict.     New Enchant Android Malware Targeting Chinese Cryptocurrency Users Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs analyzes a New Android malware "Enchant" targeting cryptocurrency users in China.     Higaisa APT Resurfaces via Phishing Website targeting Chinese Users CRIL analyzes Higaisa APT targeting Chinese users through phishing websites to deliver a Rust-based Shellcode Loader.   DoNot APT expands its arsenal to spy on victim's VoIP calls Cyble analyzes the latest version of Android malware used by the DoNot APT group in their espionage campaign.   Contact Cyble Inc., 11175 Cicero Drive, Suite 100, Alpharetta, GA 30022, United States, +1 678 379 3241 Unsubscribe Manage preferences