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Arresti in Australia per TeamPCP e maxi campagna di supply-chain compromise
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Arrests in Australia for TeamPCP and a massive supply-chain compromise campaign

Australian police have charged two men from Western Australia, accused of being part of the TeamPCP group, at the center of a long-running campaign of software supply chain attacks. According to authorities, the group hid malicious code in open source projects and then used it to steal credentials and data from thousands of organizations worldwide. Investigations, carried out together with…

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