LiteLLM Master Key Leak Enables GitHub Token Theft and Release Pipeline Hijack
A leaked LiteLLM master key exposed a GitHub OAuth token, enabling attackers to steal organization tokens and publish malicious releases.
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A leaked LiteLLM master key exposed a GitHub OAuth token, enabling attackers to steal organization tokens and publish malicious releases.
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