The discovery of the PCPJack framework marks a significant turning point in the 'Mythos Impact' narrative. For weeks, TeamPCP (UNC6780) has dominated the cloud-native threat landscape, targeting SAP and cloud development repositories. However, new intelligence from DarkReading and BleepingComputer reveals that a rival entity has deployed PCPJack, a wormable framework designed to hijack TeamPCP's infrastructure. PCPJack's primary function is to steal cloud credentials and secrets, but its most striking feature is its 'cleanup' routine. Upon infection, PCPJack scans for indicators of TeamPCP's 'Mini Shai-Hulud' and other components, systematically removing them to ensure exclusive access to the victim's resources. This 'Malware Civil War' indicates that the industrialization of exploitation has reached a phase of market saturation, where threat actors must now fight for control over compromised assets. PCPJack utilizes innovative techniques for stealth, including the use of Parquet files—a columnar storage format typically used in big data analytics—to store pre-validated target discovery data. This allows the malware to canvass multiple cloud environments without triggering traditional file-based detection systems. The shift toward 'sanitized exploitation,' where malware patches the very vulnerabilities it uses to prevent other actors from entering, is becoming a standard operating procedure for elite groups. This complicates incident response, as the presence of one malware may be masked by the 'defensive' actions of another.