Wiz counted about 49,000 downloads of a credential-stealing LiteLLM release.

LiteLLM removed an exposed configuration file in May but never revoked the master key inside it.

The key let an attacker grab a GitHub token for every LiteLLM repository, and the poisoned package sat on the Python Package Index for about 2 hours.

No affected organization has publicly confirmed a breach linked to the release.

LiteLLM told anyone who installed version 1.107.0 to assume theft and rotate every key the machine could reach.

How each outlet framed it
The Record leans critical
traces the attack to an unrevoked master key exposed in May, noting Wiz found credentials tested within hours

Sources: The Record