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Why the Third LiteLLM Fault at KEV Concerns Any LLM Proxy
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CISA added to the KEV catalog an authentication bypass fault in LiteLLM's MCP module, which has been corrected since May 14. This is the third LiteLLM fault referenced in four months, highlighting the risks associated with LLM proxies that centralize APIs, budgets and access to tools. LiteLLM organizations need to verify the application of patches and enhance the security of these critical gateways.
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