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The ecosystems differed, the targets differed, and the actors may have differed. The goal was the same: get malicious code to run where developers work, and walk away with credentials.

Campaign 1 — Megalodon: 5,561 GitHub Repositories Backdoored in Six Hours

On May 18, 2026, an automated campaign pushed 5,718 malicious commits to 5,561 GitHub repositorie...


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GitGuardian helps developers and security teams detect secrets (API keys, tokens, credentials) that have been accidentally committed to source code. At the core of our platform sits our secret detection engine: a component that takes raw bytes as input and outputs detected secrets, running against hundreds of gigabytes of code and data every day. Migrating this engine to ...


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It is clear from the updated data and research in The Verizon 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) that attackers are still winning, overall, through access. 

Credentials still decide how far many attacks can go. Exploited vulnerabilities are now the ...


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For a few months, TeamPCP has been ruling the world of open-source supply chain attacks. Since the first Trivy attack in February 2026, the threat actor group has been chaining the new compromise, mainly by reusing pre...


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