CanisterWorm: TeamPCP Hides Its C2 on a Blockchain You Can't Take Down

TeamPCP's new wiper, CanisterWorm, uses an ICP blockchain canister as its C2 resolver -- no domain to seize, no server to kill. And it now runs on any system, not just Kubernetes.

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The Trivy Domino: How One Poisoned Security Tool Spread to a Thousand Cloud Environments

A poisoned Trivy Docker image grew into one of the year's worst CI/CD compromises. Thousands of pipelines ran the payload, LiteLLM got backdoored on PyPI, and the attackers built a three-part kit designed to hit Kubernetes clusters and stay.

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CanisterWorm: How TeamPCP Hijacked Your Security Scanners and Built an Untakeable Botnet

TeamPCP compromised Trivy and KICS CI/CD scanner tags, spread CanisterWorm to 47 npm packages, and deployed a Kubernetes wiper targeting Iranian timezones -- all controlled via blockchain C2 that can't be taken down.

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