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LockBit 3 Black

LockBit 3 Black is a ransomware variant associated with the LockBit ransomware-as-a-service ecosystem. The provided content states it was created using a builder for the LockBit RaaS platform that leaked online in 2022. In the cited reporting, the pro-Ukrainian threat group Bearlyfy (also known as Labubu) used LockBit 3 Black in earlier attacks to encrypt victim data, primarily in campaigns targeting Russian companies. Bearlyfy reportedly conducted more than 70 attacks since January 2025 and initially relied on leaked ransomware tooling, including LockBit 3 Black, before later shifting to other families and eventually self-developed ransomware. The content does not provide specific technical IOCs or detailed behavioral characteristics for LockBit 3 Black beyond its use for data encryption and its origin from the leaked LockBit builder.

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Bearlyfy

Изначально для шифрования данных Bearlyfy использовали LockBit 3 Black и свою доработанную версию Babuk.

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Bearlyfy has carried out more than 70 cyberattacks against Russian companies over the past year and is now escalating its campaign with newly developed ransomware tools... Since early March, Bearlyfy has used a custom-built Windows ransomware strain known as GenieLocker... Earlier Bearlyfy attacks relied heavily on existing ransomware tools... LockBit 3 Black... On Linux systems, the group deployed a modified version of the Babuk ransomware. | The group’s primary goals are both financial and political. They appear to be causing “maximum damage” to Russian companies while also generating revenue through ransomware payments.

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