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Self-propagating malware poisons open source software and wipes Iran-based machines

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A new hacking group named TeamPCP has launched a persistent campaign spreading self-propagating malware and a data wiper targeting Iranian machines, compromising open-source software like Trivy through supply-chain attacks. This highlights the increasing sophistication of cyber threats and underscores the importance for content creators and developers to enhance security measures around open-source projects and cloud-hosted platforms.

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