Supply-chain compromise affecting an organization (Software Development)
LiteLLM, a popular Python package for LLM application development, was compromised in a supply chain attack affecting version 1.107.0 distributed via PyPI wheels and Docker images. The malicious packages delivered a credential stealer and backdoor before being quarantined on PyPI.
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all categoriesA supply chain sits in these classes of the AI-security landscape. The companies below work on that class of problem. This is a taxonomy, not a claim that any of them would have changed this incident.
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