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LiteLLM release pipeline hacked to distribute credential-stealing malware
Hackers hijacked the software release pipeline of LiteLLM, a popular open-source AI gateway, to distribute credential-stealing malware, marking the project’s second supply chain compromise this year despite security measures introduced…
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Hackers compromised the release pipeline of LiteLLM, an open‑source AI gateway, and inserted credential‑stealing malware into version 1.107.0. The malicious package was published to the Python Package Index and to the project’s official Docker images on October 21. This incident is the second supply‑chain breach of the LiteLLM project this year, occurring despite security measures added after a prior attack.
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