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LiteLLM Attack Affected 2,500 Companies, 434,000 CI/CD Pipelines: CloudSEK

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By Jeff Burt Verified
| DevOps.com
A supply-chain attack that compromised LiteLLM exposed more than 2,500 companies and roughly 434,000 CI/CD pipelines, including major tech, cloud, cybersecurity and enterprise organizations. The campaign by TeamPCP shows how one stolen credential can cascade through interconnected development tools: compromised Trivy infected LiteLLM’s build pipeline, turning two malicious packages that lived on PyPI for just 40 minutes into a much broader exposure.
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Nvidia Drives Bang For The Buck With New GenAI Model And Router

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By Jeff Burt Verified
| The Next Platform Verified
Nvidia is continuing to grow its reach and influence in AI in its efforts to remain the indispensable player in the ever-expanding and highly lucrative field. Today’s focus is on the technology itself, with the vendor adding to its portfolio of open AI models and adding an open source model library that organizations can use to find the right model for every step in an agentic AI workflow, rather than relying on a default model or having to sort through their options on their own.
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‘Flooding Dropper’ Is Hitting npm With a Tidal Wave of Malicious Packages

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By Jeff Burt Verified
| staging-devopsy.kinsta.cloud
A sprawling npm malware campaign has already pushed nearly 850 malicious packages by spreading them across hundreds of disposable accounts, making it far harder for defenders to identify and shut down the operation. Sonatype says the “Flooding Dropper” campaign uses stealthy, multi-stage malware with cross-platform payloads, DNS fallback delivery, persistence mechanisms, and in-memory execution to evade detection on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
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