Beware the Sting of Bumblebee: Malware Returns to Target Global Victims

Beware the buzz of Bumblebee malware! After a sneaky siesta, hackers are launching fresh phishing fiascos, tricking victims with booby-trapped Word docs. Will your inbox be the next hive they infiltrate? 🐝💻🔐 #CybersecurityClash

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Oh Bumblebee, how we've not missed thee. After four months of cyber-hibernation, you've come buzzing back into our inboxes with the grace of a sledgehammer in a china shop. You're the reason we can't have nice things, like Word docs from strangers. And here we thought macros were so 2020. Welcome back to the malware party, Bumblebee. Please, take your shoes off—don't track ransomware all over our freshly cleaned cyber floors.

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