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Threat Wire #001: The AI supply chain just had its worst week of 2026

TeamPCP. OpenAI. TrustFall. ChromaDB. Five critical AI security stories in one week.

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AI SECURITY PULSE

Hello!

This week's AI threat landscape converged on a single theme: the AI developer supply chain is now a primary attack surface. TeamPCP's Megalodon wave pushed 5,718 malicious commits across 5,561 GitHub repos in six hours, OpenAI rotated code-signing certificates after employee devices were caught in the blast radius, and ChromaDB - the vector database underneath thousands of RAG deployments - was disclosed as pre-auth RCE with no patch. Three months ago, attackers wanted your models. This week, they're going after the pipelines that build them.

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