The 72-Hour Blitz: How TeamPCP Weaponized GitHub to Steal Enterprise Credentials

The 72-Hour Blitz: How TeamPCP Weaponized GitHub to Steal Enterprise Credentials TL;TR  Between late 2024 and early 2025, a threat actor known as TeamPCP executed a high-velocity “blitz” on the GitHub ecosystem. By creating hundreds of malicious repositories that mimicked high-trust DevOps tools like Trivy, Checkmarx, and LiteLLM, they successfully tricked developers into executing credential-stealing malware. The attack utilized automated infrastructure to saturate search

From IT Problem to Board Priority: Why Cyber Resilience Is Now a Business Competency 

From IT Problem to Board Priority: Why Cyber Resilience Is Now a Business Competency TL;TR  The era of viewing cybersecurity as a “perimeter defense” handled by IT is over. In 2025 and 2026, the global threat landscape has shifted toward high-velocity, infrastructure-level attacks that target business logic rather than just data. Cyber resilience is no

SEC Mandates Dark Web Monitoring. Are Boards Blindly Exposed?

SEC Mandates Dark Web Monitoring. Are Boards Blindly Exposed? TL;DR   The SEC’s cybersecurity disclosure rules, effective since December 2023, require public companies to report material cybersecurity incidents within four business days and describe their cybersecurity risk management processes in annual filings. Regulation S-K Item 106 mandates that boards disclose how they oversee cybersecurity risks, the processes for

From Infostealer to Enterprise Breach: The 7-Day Journey of Stolen Credentials 

From Infostealer to Enterprise Breach: The 7-Day Journey of Stolen Credentials TL;DR Flare’s 2026 State of Enterprise Infostealer Exposure report analyzed 18.7 million infostealer logs and found that 16% of infections now expose enterprise SSO credentials, up from 6% in early 2024. The timeline from personal device infection to enterprise breach averages just 7 days.