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What’s the best way to identify a compromised machine? Check uv, conda, pip, venv, etc across the filesystem? Any handy script around? EDIT: here's what I did,
by hmokiguess 7mo ago
What’s the best way to identify a compromised machine? Check uv, conda, pip, venv, etc across the filesystem? Any handy script around?
EDIT: here's what I did, would appreciate some sanity checking from someone who's more familiar with Python than I am, it's not my language of choice.
find / -name "litellm_init.pth" -type f 2>/dev/null
find / -path '/litellm-1.82..dist-info/METADATA' -exec grep -l 'Version: 1.82.[78]' {} \; 2>/dev/null
- persedes 7mo agothere's probably a more precise way, but if you're on uv: rg litellm --iglob='*.lock'
- lukewarm707 7mo agothese days, i just use a private llm. it's very quick and when i see the logs, it does a better job than me for this type of task. no i don't let it connect to web...