Nearly one in 10 internet-exposed LiteLLM AI gateways accepted the widely documented default master key, sk-1234, or required no authentication, creating a direct path to LLMjacking, sensitive credential exposure, and in vulnerable versions root-level code execution inside the gateway container. Their internet scan of 3,074 publicly reachable instances found that 294 systems, or 9.6%, accepted […]
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