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This article details a sophisticated supply chain attack where malware exploits open-source AI infrastructure like LiteLLM and Ollama to create a cryptocurrency-mining botnet, using a GitHub-hosted poem as an obfuscated command-and-control mechanism. The campaign highlights critical vulnerabilities in internet-facing AI services that allow attackers to pivot between compromised nodes for broader network scanning and exploitation. For the AI community, this underscores the urgent need for rigorous security auditing of open-source dependencies and runtime environments hosting large language model services.
Hackers Use GitHub-Hosted Poem to Control PoeLLM Malware Targeting AI Infrastructure
Hackers are using a poem hosted on GitHub to guide PoeLLM malware toward its command-and-control servers, turning exposed AI infrastructure into a growing cryptocurrency-mining botnet. The campaign targets internet-facing services, including LiteLLM and Ollama, while also affecting Gotenberg PDF converters and Gitea development servers. Active since at least April 2026, PoeLLM uses selected words in […] The post Hackers Use GitHub-Hosted Poem to Control PoeLLM Malware Targeting AI Infrastructure appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Hackers are using a poem hosted on GitHub to guide PoeLLM malware toward its command-and-control servers, turning exposed AI infrastructure into a growing cryptocurrency-mining botnet. The campaign targets internet-facing services, including LiteLLM and Ollama, while also affecting Gotenberg PDF converters and Gitea development servers. Active since at least April 2026, PoeLLM uses selected words in the poem to calculate…
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