May 27 · 8 min read · The Problem That Started It All If you run servers, write code, or manage containers, you already know the uncomfortable truth: vulnerabilities, exposed secrets, and misconfigurations are everywhere.
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May 2 · 9 min read · On March 26, 2026, security researchers at Socket.dev flagged anomalous publishing activity across dozens of npm packages. Within hours, the scope of the incident became clear: a threat actor operating under the handle TeamPCP had compromised a singl...
Join discussionApr 23 · 23 min read · A month of late nights, broken pipelines, unfixable CVEs, and one cluster that refused to scale — here's the full story of building AutoScaleOps: a complete CI/CD platform with security gates, GitOps,
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Apr 11 · 15 min read · Executive Summary On March 24, 2026, threat group TeamPCP successfully pushed two backdoored versions of the Python library LiteLLM (v1.82.7 and v1.82.8) to PyPI — a package registry serving over 95 m
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Apr 9 · 16 min read · Before I Was a DevOps Engineer, I Was a Lot of Other Things I have cleaned animal enclosures at a zoo. I have replaced brake pads and diagnosed engine faults as an automotive apprentice. I have manage
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Apr 3 · 40 min read · TL;DR — Read This First On March 19, 2026 at approximately 17:43 UTC, threat actor group TeamPCP silently redirected trivy-action@0.34.2 — a real, trusted release already running in thousands of CI/CD
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Mar 3 · 5 min read · Dependency Management and Security Scanning The average JavaScript project has 200+ transitive dependencies. The average Python project has 50+. Every one of them is attack surface. Supply chain attacks — compromising a widely-used package to inject ...
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