SlowMist: Attackers have stolen approximately 300GB of data due to the LiteLLM vulnerability. Encryption developers are advised to conduct an immediate self-check.

PANews reported on March 25th that 23pds, Chief Information Security Officer of SlowMist Technology, issued another warning regarding the LiteLLM attack: "All cryptocurrency developers are advised to conduct immediate self-checks. Reports indicate that attackers exploiting the LiteLLM vulnerability have stolen approximately 300GB of data and about 500,000 credentials. Please verify immediately, rotate relevant keys and credentials as soon as possible, and check logs, access records, and any exposure of sensitive data to avoid serious losses similar to the Trust Wallet incident."

Previous reports indicated that SlowMist reported LiteLLM was attacked by the PyPI supply chain, with implanted malicious files capable of stealing sensitive information such as encrypted wallets.