This is exactly why we can't just wrap APIs around LLMs and assume it's secure. The execution layer needs to be completely decoupled from the generation layer.
When your proxy or agent framework inevitably gets compromised (like this RCE), the blast radius is everything it has access to. We desperately need strict, fail-closed policy engines sitting between the AI infrastructure and the actual consequence/execution APIs. If the execution layer requires cryptographic proof (like mTLS or DPoP) for every single action, an RCE in the LLM proxy doesn't automatically mean a compromised database or stolen funds.
Critical RCE Vulnerability in LiteLLM Proxy · HackerTrans
When your proxy or agent framework inevitably gets compromised (like this RCE), the blast radius is everything it has access to. We desperately need strict, fail-closed policy engines sitting between the AI infrastructure and the actual consequence/execution APIs. If the execution layer requires cryptographic proof (like mTLS or DPoP) for every single action, an RCE in the LLM proxy doesn't automatically mean a compromised database or stolen funds.