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ARTICLE · 16 FEBRUARY 2026

Ankura CTIX FLASH Update – February 10, 2026

Recent cybersecurity reports reveal two significant threats. First, a broad cyberattack campaign targeting popular cloud platforms like AWS and Azure has been active since late 2025.

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Large-Scale Cloud Attacks and Stealthy Espionage Tools

Recent cybersecurity reports reveal two significant threats. First, a broad cyberattack campaign targeting popular cloud platforms like AWS and Azure has been active since late 2025. The attacker group, TeamPCP, exploits common misconfigurations in cloud tools such as Docker and Kubernetes to infiltrate servers. Their goal is to create an automated, scalable system for stealing data, deploying ransomware, mining cryptocurrencies, and maintaining control over compromised systems. They use familiar hacking techniques, installing backdoors and malware to expand their reach and sell stolen information, forming a dangerous, self-sustaining criminal network. Separately, researchers have uncovered a sophisticated espionage tool called DKnife, attributed to Chinese-linked groups by Cisco Talos since 2019. DKnife operates on Linux devices and stealthily monitors and hijacks network traffic across

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