Two supply-chain attacks in one week — here's what to actually fix in your CI (opens in new tab)
On May 18, 2026, between 11:36 and 17:48 UTC, the TeamPCP threat group compromised 5,561 public GitHub repositories in six hours. They pushed malicious GitHub Actions workflows via stolen developer credentials — injecting new workflows or replacing existing ones with dormant workflow_dispatch backdoors. Every repository that ran those workflows handed over whatever secrets the CI environment held: AWS keys, GCP tokens, SSH keys, Docker auth configs, Kubernetes credentials. (SecurityWeek, Safe...
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