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Hackers poison LiteLLM via GitHub tokens leaked from Claude Code

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Hackers compromised LiteLLM by exploiting leaked GitHub tokens that originated from Claude Code. The attackers gained access to keys from LiteLLM's own logs, which they then used to publish a poisoned version of the software. This incident highlights a potential vulnerability chain involving AI coding assistants and code repositories. AI

IMPACT Highlights potential supply chain risks in AI development tools and the need for robust credential management.

RANK_REASON Security incident involving a software tool and leaked credentials.

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Hackers poison LiteLLM via GitHub tokens leaked from Claude Code

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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    LiteLLM reported that hackers poisoned its software using GitHub tokens leaked via Claude Code. According to the company, attackers took keys from its own logs

    LiteLLM reported that hackers poisoned its software using GitHub tokens leaked via Claude Code. According to the company, attackers took keys from its own logs to publish a poisoned version on Wednesday. Source: The Next Web https:// thenextweb.com/news/litellm-ha ck-github-token…

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