TeamPCP Linked To Redis Attacks Dating Back To 2020 And Later Supply Chain Campaign

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New analysis links threat actor TeamPCP to Redis-targeting attacks dating back to 2020, with overlapping domains, malware deployment paths, and backend infrastructure connecting early cryptomining campaigns to a later software supply chain operation. The longitudinal activity timeline suggests a well-resourced group that quietly expanded from opportunistic server compromise to targeted supply chain attacks.

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Relevance score: 75.0/100

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