SlowMist: Attackers Exploiting LiteLLM Vulnerability Have Stealed About 300GB of Data

MarsBitNews · 2026-03-25T02:47:30+00:00

Slowmist Chief Information Security Officer Shan Ge posted on X platform pointing out that LiteLLM suffered a supply chain attack, with hackers stealing approximately 300GB of data and 500,000 credentials. He advised cryptocurrency developers to promptly audit and rotate their keys to prevent losses.

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2026-03-25 02:47:30

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Mars Finance reports that Shenmug Security Chief 23pds (Brother Shan) posted on the X platform stating that there are reports claiming that LiteLLM vulnerability attackers have stolen approximately 300GB of data and around 500,000 credentials. He recommends that all cryptocurrency developers immediately verify, rotate relevant keys and credentials as soon as possible, check logs, access records, and sensitive data exposure, to avoid losses similar to the Trust Wallet incident. Previously, it was reported that LiteLLM, which has 97 million downloads per month, was targeted by a supply chain attack, allowing simple installation to steal all sensitive credentials such as SSH keys.

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