SlowMist: LiteLLM vulnerability attacker has stolen approximately 300GB of data; crypto developers are advised to conduct immediate self-inspection.
PANews reported on March 25 that 23pds, Chief Information Security Officer at SlowMist, issued another reminder regarding the LiteLLM attack incident: "All cryptocurrency developers are advised to conduct immediate self-inspections. It is reported that the LiteLLM vulnerability attackers have stolen about 300GB of data and approximately 500,000 credentials. Please check immediately, rotate relevant keys and credentials promptly, review logs, access records, and sensitive data exposure to avoid serious losses similar to those in the Trust Wallet incident."
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