Which LiteLLM version was compromised?
LiteLLM and independent security researchers report that version 1.107.0 released on October 21, 2026 was compromised. Follow the project advisory for the exact affected distributions and remediation details.
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The LiteLLM 1.107.0 Attack Ran at Python Startup. Check Environments, Not Just ImportsThe compromised LiteLLM release used Python startup hooks, so affected environments could execute code without importing it. Here is a response sequence.
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