step-security · Crawled Sep 15, 2026

The State of Open Source Supply Chain Attacks

14 IoCs 1 Malware
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AI Summary

Over a 12-month period from August 2025 to August 2026, 56 distinct open source supply chain attacks were observed, with a significant increase in frequency starting in March 2026. These attacks primarily involved malicious compromises of trusted packages across npm, PyPI, RubyGems, Composer, and crates.io, as well as GitHub Actions and IDE extensions, designed to steal CI/CD credentials. A key trend is the rise of self-propagating worms such as Shai-Hulud, CanisterWorm, Miasma, and ChainDrop, which leverage stolen tokens to infect downstream packages at scale. The Team PCP campaign in March 2026 exemplifies the severity, compromising widely used components like Trivy Action, KICS Action, telnyx, and LiteLLM to harvest credentials across major CI/CD platforms.

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Extracted Entities 1 found

Indicators of Compromise 14 extracted

Type Value Detail
Package [email protected] Details →
Package [email protected] Details →
Package trivy Details →
Package checkmarx-kics Details →
Package telnyx Details →
Package liteml Details →
Package intercom-client Details →
Package durabletask Details →
Package git_credential_manager Details →
Package fastlane Details →
Package laravel-lang Details →
Package arrayref Details →
Package internment Details →
Package append-only-vec Details →

MITRE ATT&CK TTPs 29 techniques