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Category: Cybersecurity News | Supply Chain Security | AI Security  |  Published: October 23, 2026  |  Reading time: about 14 minutes It happened again. On October 21, 2026, attackers pushed a malicious LiteLLM release, version 1.107.0 , to both PyPI and the project’s official Docker registries. LiteLLM is the gateway library that routes requests to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and dozens of other model providers, with roughly 23 million weekly downloads. This is the second time in 2026 that its release path has been hijacked, and it is a different kind of attack from the first. In March, a poisoned security scanner leaked a publishing token. This time, according to LiteLLM’s own report, the attackers stole the GitHub credentials of three engineers and used the project’s legitimate release pipeline to ship malware. The malicious version reportedly carried both an infostealer and a remote access trojan. It was live for about two hours, which is more than eno...

Cyber Attacks Worldwide: The October 2026 Threat Report | NetTrace Arcade ► NetTrace Arcade · Threat Log Cyber Attacks Worldwide: What Hit the Internet in October 2026 From a 11.7-million-account gaming breach to ransomware that froze a cloud provider, here is a detailed look at the incidents shaping the threat landscape right now, and how to protect yourself. // POSTED 23 OCT 2026 · READ TIME ~10 MIN · CATEGORY: CYBERSECURITY Every month the internet plays out like a never-ending arcade game: new levels, tougher bosses, and opponents who learn from every round you lose. October 2026 has been one of the busiest stretches in recent memory. Trackers have logged dozens of notable incidents in just three weeks, ranging from breaches at household-name brands to poisoned software packages and attacks on critical infrastructure. In this post we trace the biggest events, explain what they reveal about attacker tactics, and finish with practic...