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Research by: Marc Salinas Fernandez
Background & Key Findings
The spring of 2022 saw a spike in activity of Bumblebee loader, a recent threat that has garnered a lot of attention due to its many links to several well-known malware families. In this piece we outline the conclusions of our research into this piece of malware:
Bumblebee is in constant evolution, which is best demonstrated by the fact that the loader system has undergone a radical change twice in the range of a few days — first from the use of ISO format files to VHD format files containing a powershell script, then back again.
Changes in the behavior of Bumblebee’s servers that occurred around…
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