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Trivy

Security incidents tagged Trivy. Newest first.

2 Trivy incidents in the last 12 months

Critical 4 · High 3 · Med 2 · Low 1 · Update ½LessMore
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Longest quiet run: 183 days (Mar 2–Aug 31)

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September 2026 1

  • LiveMediumPartly patched

    GitHub issue and PR payloads hit 61 repos including Trivy, Brave and MLflow in a 43-minute workflow injection campaign

    Radware found a coordinated campaign on Sept 1 2026: 83 issues, pull requests and comments, posted from 74 GitHub accounts (many likely compromised), aimed at 61 public repositories including Trivy, Brave, MLflow, Google LangExtract, CopilotKit, podman, cilium and Homebrew Cask. 77 of them landed within 43 minutes. Each carried a $() shell command that runs if a GitHub Actions workflow pastes the issue or PR text into a shell step, collecting the job's environment variables and sending them to an attacker server. The item doesn't need to be merged or even stay open. Run logs show the command executed in two cases; whether any tokens with write access were stolen or code changed is unknown. Maintainers were notified and most repos were fixed.

    GitHub Actions workflows in public repositoriesSince Sep 1, 2026

March 2026 1

  • PatchedTeamPCP supply-chain campaign: Trivy → Checkmarx GitHub Actions

    Aqua Trivy, trivy-action, setup-trivy, Checkmarx AST/KICS GitHub Actions, related Docker/VS Code artifacts

    Threat actors tracked as TeamPCP compromised Trivy releases and GitHub Actions (including trivy-action / setup-trivy), then expanded into Checkmarx AST and KICS Actions and related artifacts. Malware stole CI/CD credentials (exfil as tpcp.tar.gz). Microsoft, Sysdig, CSA Singapore and Checkmarx published guidance in March 2026.