“Black October” for AI Developer Platforms
A series of agentic attacks on AI Developer Platforms has been leading to LLMJacking at scale.
A series of agentic attacks on AI Developer Platforms has been leading to LLMJacking at scale.
In a new incident, a malicious version (1.107.0) of the LiteLLM package was uploaded to PyPI and Docker on October 21. The malicious version includes a credential stealer targeting browser, cloud and AI secrets as well as a dormant C2 capability.
Malicious versions of the arrayref Rust crate (and others) executed a backdoor at compile time. The campaign's infrastructure overlaps with recent DPRK supply chain attacks, including Mastra and axios.
Wiz CIRT and Wiz Research detail JINX-0164, a threat actor using LinkedIn social engineering, custom macOS malware, and CI/CD hijacking to target cryptocurrency organizations.
Multi-ecosystem supply chain compromise by TeamPCP targets GitHub, NPM, and VSCode to steal credentials and establish persistence.
Detect and mitigate malicious npm packages linked to the latest Mini Shai-Hulud supply chain campaign targeting high-value developer tooling.
Detect and mitigate malicious npm packages linked to the recent Shai-Hulud-style campaign - Mini Shai Hulud.
After hackerbot-claw, another AI-powered campaign exploiting pull_request_target confirms the threat is here to stay. We trace the attacker back to three weeks before anyone noticed.
A compromised axios maintainer account led to malicious npm releases that propagated across environments. Learn how to assess impact, detect compromise, and secure your development workflows.
LiteLLM is the latest victim of TeamPCP’s open-source attack spree. Malicious versions 1.82.7 and 1.82.8 abuse Python’s .pth mechanism for stealthy persistence. The malware exfiltrates cloud credentials, CI/CD secrets, and keys to attacker-controlled domains.
Checkmarx KICS scanner is the latest victim of a credential-stealing supply chain attack by TeamPCP. Between 12:58–16:50 UTC on March 23, 35 tags were hijacked. Learn how to audit your workflows, identify malicious activity, and secure your GitHub Actions.
We break down the exploit mechanics and detail active in-the-wild attacks observed by our team, from credential harvesting to sophisticated cloud backdoors.