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Researchers scanned 3,074 internet-facing LiteLLM instances and found 9.6 percent accepted the master key printed in the project's own quickstart, or required no authentication at all. Nothing here is a vulnerability. It is a placeholder that nobody replaced.
Silent Push counts roughly three million dangling DNS records worldwide. In one exercise across 12,500 apex domains they isolated 16,000 dangling subdomains and automated the takeover of 4,000 of them. The worst outcome isn't defacement — it's session cookies.
Attackers changed passwords and IP addresses on controllers that were already reachable from the internet, locking operators out and triggering boil-water notices. Forescout then found 4,407 exposed Rockwell PLCs worldwide — most of them on mobile carrier networks.