The JFrog Security Research team identified malicious code in `litellm` 1.107.0, a widely used Python interface and proxy for large language model providers. The payload wheels are a functional copy of the legitimate project with three additional files that execute at Python startup, steal a broad set of credentials and secrets, and provide an hourly remote-code execution channel. The payload can run even when an application never imports `litellm`.
LiteLLM Hijacked Again: Malicious 1.107.0 Wheels Steal Credentials and Load Remote Code
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