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Supply Chain Attacks on Developers: Lessons from LiteLLM and Trivy

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Supply chain attacks targeting developer tools have surged, as evidenced by the LiteLLM PyPI compromise and Trivy GitHub Actions incident. These attacks exploit dependencies to steal credentials and breach data, highlighting a shift in tactics from targeting finished applications to compromising development infrastructure. Developers must now prioritize securing their build environments and dependencies to mitigate such risks.

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