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Fibonar
6mo ago
I've updated the timeline to clarify I did in fact email them. I’m not yet at the point of having Claude write my emails for me, in fact it was my first one sent since joining the company 10 months ago!
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Fibonar
6mo ago
I went to read the advisory post and chose double clicking it from Finder instead of vim for whatever reason. I was actually on a call with my manager as it happened, I had time to watch my computer start to freeze up again and say my goodb
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Fibonar
6mo ago
I’ve entertained myself with CTF walkthroughs on YouTube before and had been meaning to try it out. But yeah I feel it falls under the same category as lock picking, fun to LARP, unlikely to stumble across in my day job.
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6mo ago
The best part was that I didn't even mean to ask Claude who to contact! I was still in disbelief that I was one of the first people affected, so I asked for existing reports on the assumption that if it was real I definitely wasn'
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6mo ago
I’m a big proponent of it within our company! CC tried to style it to blend in with our blog but it was kind of a disaster. Definitely had a new appreciation for the out-of-the-box experience. I also tried to include the individual sub-page
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6mo ago
So I've been thinking about this a lot since it happened. I've already added dependency cooldowns https://nesbitt.io/2026/03/04/package-managers-need-to-cool-... to every part of our monorepo. The o
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My minute-by-minute response to the LiteLLM malware attack
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6mo ago
Callum here, I was the developer that first discovered and reported the litellm vulnerability on Tuesday. I’m sharing the transcript of what it was like figuring out what was going on in real time, unedited with only minor redactions. I di
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6mo ago
Initial person to report the malware to PyPI here. My cynical take is that it doesn't really matter how tightly scoped the agent privileges are if the human is still developing code outside of containers, with .env files lying around f
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6mo ago
Dev who submitted the PyPI report here. I hear what you're saying, but in this case it was all human error that got me. It was a mix of getting too comfortable with uvx installing all dependencies on startup, and Cursor running my uvx
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6mo ago
Yep my coworker hnykda, first reply confirming the report, got his account deleted for a while earlier. Definitely not the best way of handling this...