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LiteLLM’s default management key can turn an exposed pre-1.82.0 proxy into effective unauthenticated root execution.

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Self-hosted LiteLLM AI gateways, commonly deployed as containers in cloud environments to proxy model-provider traffic.

The documented sk-1234 key, or no master key, exposes administrative custom-code guardrails that run uploaded Python in the root proxy process and can expose cloud credentials.

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Friday, September 11, 2026