News report

# Bumblebee malware returns after recent law enforcement disruption

BleepingComputer, October 21, 2024. Bumblebee's return after Operation Endgame, with Netskope finding the new payload retained its signature internal DLL and exported-function naming scheme and the configuration extraction mechanisms of earlier variants..

**Source type:** News report

**Published:** October 21, 2024

**Research grade:** S2

**Used in entries:** 1

## Bibliographic record

**Publisher:** BleepingComputer

**Published:** October 21, 2024

**Source type:** News report

**Research grade:** Source grade S2

**Language:** English

**Official record:** Not an official publication

**Address:** [https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/bumblebee-malware-returns-after-recent-law-enforcement-disruption/](https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/bumblebee-malware-returns-after-recent-law-enforcement-disruption/)

**What it supports:** Bumblebee's return after Operation Endgame, with Netskope finding the new payload retained its signature internal DLL and exported-function naming scheme and the configuration extraction mechanisms of earlier variants.

**Dataset id:** src\_bleepingcomputer\_bumblebee\_returns

## Research notes

- By Bill Toulas.

How this source is used

Cited 1 time across 1 record type.

The role on each citation records what the source was relied on for. A primary source establishes the fact, a supporting source corroborates it, technical evidence describes the infrastructure, and a later outcome records what happened afterwards.

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## Cited by

### Later activity

1 citation

Cited for activity recorded after the takedown.

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[Bumblebee loader return](https://takedownindex.org/takedowns/operation-endgame-wave-1)

Same operators, Operation Endgame wave 1

Later outcome

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