A Practitioner’s Guide to Responding to the TeamPCP Supply Chain Attacks

The TeamPCP attacks represent a rapidly evolving supply chain threat, originating from a compromised GitHub Action in the Trivy repository and expanding into a multi-vector campaign affecting npm packages, Python libraries, container images, IDE extensions, and CI/CD pipelines across thousands of organizations due to a single stolen token. The attack's impact continues to increase, affecting widely used tools like LiteLLM and over 60 npm packages through the CanisterWorm, as well as Checkmarx’s KICS GitHub Actions and numerous defaced repositories, while also revealing a targeted wiper component. This incident is part of a broader trend in supply chain attacks, which have become more automated and challenging to manage, similar to previous attacks such as SolarWinds and Codecov. Endor Labs, a vendor in the ecosystem, is actively evaluating its vulnerability and strengthening its defenses, offering a practical framework for investigation, remediation, and prevention in response to such comprehensive and sophisticated threats.

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