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Popular AI proxy LiteLLM compromised in supply chain attack

· Source: escudodigital.com

In short

LiteLLM, a widely used tool for connecting applications with multiple AI models, has been compromised in a supply chain attack through malicious versions published on PyPI. The malware acted as an infostealer, collecting sensitive credentials including API keys, cloud service credentials, and system configurations, then exfiltrating them to an external server. The attack was discovered when a researcher detected anomalous behavior, revealing that published versions didn't match the official repository code.

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Tags: cybersecurity, supply-chain, malware, infostealer, API, credentials

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