Application Control Bypass for Data Exfiltration, (Tue, Mar 31st)

2026-03-31T13:23:51Z4c603bb80225ae60811e6bf39f83c5a7c28af7b8f3847596023665846dce2a88
AstraZenecaCISA-KEVCheckmarxCowrieDShieldDatabricksLiteLLMPyPITeamPCPTelnyxVectapplication-control-bypassdata-exfiltrationdetectiondual-operationshoneypotmass-affiliateransomwaresecurity-scannersupply-chainsupply-chain-compromisethreat-intelligence

What happened

Multiple SANS ISC diary entries (late Mar 2026) highlight an ongoing high-impact supply‑chain campaign attributed to the TeamPCP group: successive updates describe PyPI compromises (including LiteLLM and a Telnyx-related package), weaponization of a security scanner, broader Checkmarx scope, Vect ransomware partnering via a mass‑affiliate program, dual ransomware operations, and published victim data (AstraZeneca). Databricks is reported as investigating an alleged compromise. Separate posts cover application‑control bypass techniques used to enable data exfiltration and analytic findings from

Why it matters

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Evidence and limitations

Source ID
sans_isc_diary
Record identifier
4c603bb80225ae60811e6bf39f83c5a7c28af7b8f3847596023665846dce2a88
Enrichment time
2026-03-31T13:23:51Z
AI-assisted enrichment
Yes

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