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LiteLLM PyPI package hit in TeamPCP supply-chain compromise
A compromised LiteLLM package on PyPI was linked to the TeamPCP supply-chain campaign. Developers are urged to review versions, rotate exposed secrets, and audit CI/CD environments.
GitHub Copilot policy update: Free and Pro chats may train models unless you opt out
GitHub updated its Copilot terms to allow using Free/Pro user interactions for model training by default. Users who want to exclude their data should review settings and opt-out options.
Phishers abuse Bubble no-code apps to evade detection and steal Microsoft logins
Attackers are using Bubble-built web apps to blend in and bypass common phishing defenses. The campaigns aim to capture Microsoft credentials by hosting convincing, dynamic login pages.
Ente launches Ensu: an offline, on-device LLM for private AI workflows
Ente introduced Ensu, a local LLM app that runs offline and keeps prompts and data on your device. The release targets privacy-focused users who want on-device control over AI tasks.
FCC expands “Covered List” to ban new consumer routers made outside the U.S.
FCC expands “Covered List” to ban new consumer routers made outside the U.S.. Key context, implications, and what to watch next.
Firefox 149 adds a free built-in VPN with a 50GB monthly cap
Firefox 149 adds a free built-in VPN with a 50GB monthly cap. Key context, implications, and what to watch next.
LiteLLM PyPI package compromised in TeamPCP supply-chain attack
LiteLLM PyPI package compromised in TeamPCP supply-chain attack. Key context, implications, and what to watch next.
Hackers use fake resume attachments to steal credentials and deploy crypto miners
Hackers use fake resume attachments to steal credentials and deploy crypto miners. Key context, implications, and what to watch next.
Trivy supply-chain breach: malicious releases and GitHub Actions tags used to steal secrets
A supply-chain incident involving Trivy reportedly used malicious releases and compromised GitHub Actions tags to exfiltrate secrets.
Chromium adds customizable <select> elements — and developers are pushing them hard
New Chromium features enable deeper customization of HTML select controls, and early experiments are already exploring the limits.