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: Trivy poisoned LiteLLM compromises thousands
Trivy poisoned LiteLLM compromises thousands
2026-08-12 20:22:43.053669+02 by
Dan Lyke
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AI Supply Chain Breach of 2026: LiteLLM Hack Impacts Thousands of Global Enterprises -
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Excellent forensic research published by Snyk, Trend Micro, and Cycode has
thoroughly detailed the mechanics of this breach. The attack did not begin with LiteLLM.
Instead, TeamPCP first compromised the GitHub Actions pipeline for Trivy,
a highly popular open-source vulnerability scanner.
Via.
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