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TeamPCP Turns Software Supply Chain Attacks into Weekly Episodes

Tech·22.05.2026Résumé IA

TeamPCP Turns Software Supply Chain Attacks into Weekly Episodes

Cybercriminal group TeamPCP has escalated software supply chain attacks, compromising hundreds of open source tools weekly. Their latest target, GitHub, claims 3,800 repositories were affected. The group uses malware to steal credentials, enabling further compromises and data extortion.

TeamPCP Turns Software Supply Chain Attacks into Near-Weekly Episodes

Tech·21.05.2026Résumé IA

TeamPCP Turns Software Supply Chain Attacks into Near-Weekly Episodes

Cybercriminal group TeamPCP has escalated software supply chain attacks, corrupting hundreds of open source tools and breaching companies like GitHub and OpenAI. Their methods involve infecting code, stealing credentials, and using self-spreading worms, leading to widespread distrust in the open source ecosystem.