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This vulnerability in LiteLLM exposes a critical authorization bypass that allows low-privilege users to access sensitive configuration endpoints and steal API keys or database credentials. The flaw specifically impacts versions prior to 1.83.0, where attackers can manipulate environment variables to exfiltrate secrets stored in files like .env through unauthenticated image retrieval routes. Organizations deploying AI gateways must immediately upgrade to the patched version to prevent unauthorized access to model provider credentials and infrastructure details.
Hackers Exploit LiteLLM Admin API Flaw to Steal Secrets and Target AI Gateway Servers
Attackers are actively probing LiteLLM AI gateway deployments for a known authorization flaw that can turn a low-privilege account into full administrative control. The issue, tracked as CVE-2026-35029, affects LiteLLM versions before 1.83.0 and allows authenticated users to access the sensitive /config/update endpoint without the required administrator role. LiteLLM acts as an AI gateway between […] The post Hackers Exploit LiteLLM Admin API Flaw to Steal Secrets and Target AI Gateway Servers appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Attackers are actively probing LiteLLM AI gateway deployments for a known authorization flaw that can turn a low-privilege account into full administrative control. The issue, tracked as CVE-2026-35029, affects LiteLLM versions before 1.83.0 and allows authenticated users to access the sensitive /config/update endpoint without the required administrator role. LiteLLM acts as an AI gateway between enterprise applications and model providers. It…
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