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What to do after the LiteLLM supply chain attack
A supply-chain attack on the LiteLLM tool exposed thousands of credentials. Here is how to identify if you were affected and how to secure your systems.
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Groundwork ResearcherThe LiteLLM supply-chain attack compromised sensitive credentials for thousands of organizations. If you used the affected version of the package, you must immediately rotate all cloud keys, API tokens, and SSH secrets that were present in your development environment to prevent unauthorized access.
A supply-chain attack on the LiteLLM tool exposed thousands of credentials. Here is how to identify if you were affected and how to secure your systems.