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Bumblebee is primarily delivered via phishing emails\u2014often disguised as invoices\u2014but its scope also includes PDFs, voicemails, zip files, and images. The malware is highly evasive, routinely checking its environment, executing payloads, and creating LOLBins. Related to Operation Endgame, it notably disrupted regsvr32.exe in May 2024. This specific variant was created on May 1, 2025, and appeared to be set into operation on May 5, 2025\u2014interestingly, just one day after Microsoft changed its DKIM, SPF, and DMARC rules.\ned76019fbae16d3992d1939c38d620185f4520e128f80983a00cadc6a9c3b509\n2025-05-05_77aa5cace886af5e61db8eb4c4cea57e_black-basta_cobalt-strike_satacom", "modified": "2026-05-17T05:42:56.951000", "created": "2026-05-15T12:18:21.528000", "tags": [ "recovery", "name", "clothing", "dating", "concerns", "submission", "analysis", "utc html", "info title", "information", "makeup", "home", "rams twitter", "script tags" ], "references": [], "public": 1, "adversary": "", "targeted_countries": [], "malware_families": [], "attack_ids": [ { "id": "T1003", "name": "OS Credential Dumping", "display_name": "T1003 - OS Credential Dumping" }, { "id": "T1005", "name": "Data from Local System", "display_name": "T1005 - Data from Local System" }, { "id": "T1018", "name": "Remote System Discovery", "display_name": "T1018 - Remote System Discovery" }, { "id": "T1055", "name": "Process Injection", "display_name": "T1055 - Process Injection" }, { "id": "T1070", "name": "Indicator Removal on Host", "display_name": "T1070 - Indicator Removal on Host" }, { "id": "T1071", "name": "Application Layer Protocol", "display_name": "T1071 - Application Layer Protocol" }, { "id": "T1082", "name": "System Information Discovery", "display_name": "T1082 - System Information Discovery" }, { "id": "T1083", "name": "File and Directory Discovery", "display_name": "T1083 - File and Directory Discovery" }, { "id": "T1095", "name": "Non-Application Layer Protocol", "display_name": "T1095 - Non-Application Layer Protocol" }, { "id": "T1102", "name": "Web Service", "display_name": "T1102 - Web Service" }, { "id": "T1105", "name": "Ingress Tool Transfer", "display_name": "T1105 - Ingress Tool Transfer" }, { "id": "T1518", "name": "Software Discovery", "display_name": "T1518 - Software Discovery" }, { "id": "T1573", "name": "Encrypted Channel", "display_name": "T1573 - Encrypted Channel" }, { "id": "T1574", "name": "Hijack Execution Flow", "display_name": "T1574 - Hijack Execution Flow" } ], "industries": [], "TLP": "green", "cloned_from": null, "export_count": 0, "upvotes_count": 0, "downvotes_count": 0, "votes_count": 0, "locked": false, "pulse_source": "web", "validator_count": 0, "comment_count": 0, "follower_count": 0, "vote": 0, "author": { "username": "msudosos", "id": "381696", "avatar_url": "https://otx.alienvault.com/assets/images/default-avatar.png", "is_subscribed": false, "is_following": false }, "indicator_type_counts": { "IPv4": 61, "FileHash-MD5": 51, "FileHash-SHA1": 92, "FileHash-SHA256": 346, "SSLCertFingerprint": 8, "URL": 245, "domain": 62, "email": 8, "hostname": 132 }, "indicator_count": 1005, "is_author": false, "is_subscribing": null, "subscriber_count": 69, "modified_text": "17 days ago ", "is_modified": true, "groups": [], "in_group": false, "threat_hunter_scannable": true, "threat_hunter_has_agents": 1, "related_indicator_type": "domain", "related_indicator_is_active": 1 } ], "references": [ "", "Google- look at 202 to Icloud docs likely feb 2025 but possible Dec 24, jan 25 up until June 2025", "People who exploit this put the US at risk. Bottom line.", "Entrust to Sectigo- Review vendors", "Germany, Austria, and Switzerland GmbH", "The source of corruption stems from a US wiper/trust bypass doc resting an in Iranian node for C+C. Prelim Data supports this 'may' be misused by [some US lawyer, lower gov] for suppression and sale to Iran. I want to be explicit in saying, this is a few bad apples, not the majority.", "Micro - Dates to look for specific: April/May/June 2025", "Spellbinding! Indeed. SpellEditor.exe", "France", "IMPACT: https://www.virustotal.com/graph/g92989765f2d44094a4f25307e33fdef026650fe364c640f894bef43f2646a815", "Remediation: Long. Expire the certs. Block the IP for exfiltration 53. Audit 'badge' usage, ASAP.", "Digi/Global Sign - audit 2020 digital intersect", "US, Philippines, Ukraine, Iran, China. 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Prelim Data supports this 'may' be misused by [some US lawyer, lower gov] for suppression and sale to Iran. I want to be explicit in saying, this is a few bad apples, not the majority.", "People who exploit this put the US at risk. Bottom line.", "Further threat mapping indicates the root of this lies at 52.123.250.[180]. The", "For Record: This is not singular blame, while the origin of this root is the problem. It is not isolated.", "This is reckless. This is dangerous. Us actors should be ashamed of themselves. #spreader", "", "IMPACT: https://www.virustotal.com/graph/g92989765f2d44094a4f25307e33fdef026650fe364c640f894bef43f2646a815", "This document might expose someone, more than another.", "Remediation: Long. Expire the certs. Block the IP for exfiltration 53. Audit 'badge' usage, ASAP.", "Other Recs: Pull every Micro Compliance Hold Email. This is a trap. The problem likely resides there.", "Micro - Dates to look for specific: April/May/June 2025", "Sectigo- Check abnormal patterns Sept 8, 2025 and ADT check alarms that went off", "Amazon- Check new cert subscribers on or around Sept 15 2025", "Entrust to Sectigo- Review vendors", "Apple: Look at Devs around Aug 20-sept 15 2025 abnormalities", "CA DMV- 2020 exploits, if even exist in your records, may be related.", "Digi/Global Sign - audit 2020 digital intersect", "Proton.me/Zenbox: Audit July 2025", "Google- look at 202 to Icloud docs likely feb 2025 but possible Dec 24, jan 25 up until June 2025", "APKMirror https://www.apkmirror.com", "Google Docs 1.25.202.02 APK Download by Google LLC", "The ILOVEYOU virus, released on May 4, 2000, - PDKIT.net May 4, 2025.", "Y2K", "US, Philippines, Ukraine, Iran, China. Alberta.", "France", "Germany, Austria, and Switzerland GmbH", "Gatsby Library Loader, DLL", "Spellbinding! Indeed. 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Bumblebee is primarily delivered via phishing emails\u2014often disguised as invoices\u2014but its scope also includes PDFs, voicemails, zip files, and images. The malware is highly evasive, routinely checking its environment, executing payloads, and creating LOLBins. Related to Operation Endgame, it notably disrupted regsvr32.exe in May 2024. This specific variant was created on May 1, 2025, and appeared to be set into operation on May 5, 2025\u2014interestingly, just one day after Microsoft changed its DKIM, SPF, and DMARC rules.\ned76019fbae16d3992d1939c38d620185f4520e128f80983a00cadc6a9c3b509\n2025-05-05_77aa5cace886af5e61db8eb4c4cea57e_black-basta_cobalt-strike_satacom", "modified": "2026-05-17T05:42:56.951000", "created": "2026-05-15T12:18:21.528000", "tags": [ "recovery", "name", "clothing", "dating", "concerns", "submission", "analysis", "utc html", "info title", "information", "makeup", "home", "rams twitter", "script tags" ], "references": [], "public": 1, "adversary": "", "targeted_countries": [], "malware_families": [], "attack_ids": [ { "id": "T1003", "name": "OS Credential Dumping", "display_name": "T1003 - OS Credential Dumping" }, { "id": "T1005", "name": "Data from Local System", "display_name": "T1005 - Data from Local System" }, { "id": "T1018", "name": "Remote System Discovery", "display_name": "T1018 - Remote System Discovery" }, { "id": "T1055", "name": "Process Injection", "display_name": "T1055 - Process Injection" }, { "id": "T1070", "name": "Indicator Removal on Host", "display_name": "T1070 - Indicator Removal on Host" }, { "id": "T1071", "name": "Application Layer Protocol", "display_name": "T1071 - Application Layer Protocol" }, { "id": "T1082", "name": "System Information Discovery", "display_name": "T1082 - System Information Discovery" }, { "id": "T1083", "name": "File and Directory Discovery", "display_name": "T1083 - File and Directory Discovery" }, { "id": "T1095", "name": "Non-Application Layer Protocol", "display_name": "T1095 - Non-Application Layer Protocol" }, { "id": "T1102", "name": "Web Service", "display_name": "T1102 - Web Service" }, { "id": "T1105", "name": "Ingress Tool Transfer", "display_name": "T1105 - Ingress Tool Transfer" }, { "id": "T1518", "name": "Software Discovery", "display_name": "T1518 - Software Discovery" }, { "id": "T1573", "name": "Encrypted Channel", "display_name": "T1573 - Encrypted Channel" }, { "id": "T1574", "name": "Hijack Execution Flow", "display_name": "T1574 - Hijack Execution Flow" } ], "industries": [], "TLP": "green", "cloned_from": null, "export_count": 0, "upvotes_count": 0, "downvotes_count": 0, "votes_count": 0, "locked": false, "pulse_source": "web", "validator_count": 0, "comment_count": 0, "follower_count": 0, "vote": 0, "author": { "username": "msudosos", "id": "381696", "avatar_url": "https://otx.alienvault.com/assets/images/default-avatar.png", "is_subscribed": false, "is_following": false }, "indicator_type_counts": { "IPv4": 61, "FileHash-MD5": 51, "FileHash-SHA1": 92, "FileHash-SHA256": 346, "SSLCertFingerprint": 8, "URL": 245, "domain": 62, "email": 8, "hostname": 132 }, "indicator_count": 1005, "is_author": false, "is_subscribing": null, "subscriber_count": 69, "modified_text": "17 days ago ", "is_modified": true, "groups": [], "in_group": false, "threat_hunter_scannable": true, "threat_hunter_has_agents": 1, "related_indicator_type": "domain", "related_indicator_is_active": 1 } ], "error": null, "vt": { "error": "VirusTotal rate limit reached. 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