LiteLLM Python package compromised by supply-chain attack
https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/issues/24512
#HackerNews #LiteLLM #SupplyChain #Attack #Python #Security #Compromise #BerriAI
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LiteLLM Python package compromised by supply-chain attack
https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/issues/24512
#HackerNews #LiteLLM #SupplyChain #Attack #Python #Security #Compromise #BerriAI
Discovered during the week I was unable to access a Kindle book purchased in 2013. Reason? The order was βtoo oldβ, and refund issued to buy again. Which was pointless as the book is now more expensive than when I bought it.
Subsequently discovered 66(!!) other ebooks no longer available for download.
Currently 40 minutes in to a support chat with Amazon.
About to learn, I think, whether we purchase ebooks, or rent themβ¦
[Edit: documenting progress in this thread https://mastodon.online/@monro/109812445178130161]
Attached: 1 image The problem first appeared last week, when I attempted to open a book on my Kindle. The book cover appeared in my Library as normal. When I tapped on it, the following message appeared:
Saturday is #parkrunday !
Not going to lie, Twitter killing off free API access hits me in the feels. I remember with great affection the flood of creativity that happened after we opened up the API, and it's heartbreaking to see that unceremoniously strangled.
I'm relieved that we've got better alternatives, though. While this is perhaps the final straw for many bots on Twitter, it's been a long time coming and the API has long been hobbled compared to the early days. Open protocols or bust. β