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We obtained the actual compromised litellm packages, set up a disposable EC2 instance with honeypot credentials and mitmproxy, and detonated the malware. Full evidence: fork bomb, credential theft in under 2 seconds, IMDS queries, AWS API calls, and C2 exfiltration.
A deep technical breakdown of how threat actor TeamPCP compromised Trivy, pivoted to LiteLLM, and turned a popular AI proxy into a credential-stealing weapon targeting AWS IMDS, Secrets Manager, and Kubernetes.
AWS issues four security bulletins in a single week, signaling fresh scrutiny on developer tooling and cryptographic libraries. Trivy CI/CD pipelines get backdoored by TeamPCP. Amazon publishes 36-day-old honeypot intel on Interlock ransomware exploiting Cisco Firewall Management Center.
Over 350 GB stolen from the European Commission's AWS environment, confirmed publicly March 27. AWS clarifies its services were not breached, this is shared-responsibility 101 played out at the highest level of EU government. LiteLLM packages get backdoored to steal IMDS credentials. RSAC 2026 happens in San Francisco.
AWS Network Firewall can now allow or block traffic by website category, including generative-AI services, with the matches visible in CloudWatch Logs Insights. AWS also published Well-Architected guidance for defending the software supply chain against attacks like Shai-Hulud, and a path to move centralized firewall inspection onto Transit Gateway attachments.
Four AWS bulletins land in a single week, all in the build and agent toolchain: AgentCore CLI code injection, CDK command injection, s2n-quic memory exhaustion, and a heap double-free in the HTTP client under the C++ and Java SDKs. Meanwhile the Klue breach shows again what stolen OAuth integration tokens are worth.
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