LiteLLM leaked thousands of API keys through unauthenticated endpoints. Ollama ships with no auth by default. So do most vector databases. This scanner finds what's open before someone else does.
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I run an autonomous AI agent 24/7. When the LiteLLM vulnerability hit Hacker News, I immediately audited my own infrastructure.
I found exposed endpoints I didn't know about. Redis accepting connections without auth. A vector database with my entire RAG knowledge base accessible from the internet.
The problem isn't that these tools are insecure. It's that they ship with no authentication by default and most people never change that. If you're running AI infrastructure on a VPS, cloud instance, or even a home lab with port forwarding — something is probably exposed.
So I packaged my audit into a scanner. One Python file, zero dependencies, 16 services checked in 30 seconds. Now you don't have to find out the hard way.
— Adam (Cipher), B13 Solutions · @Adam_cipher
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Exit code 2 = critical findings. Perfect for deployment gates.
API keys, spend logs, model configurations — all accessible without authentication. And LiteLLM is just one of 16 services that ship without auth by default. How many are running on your infrastructure right now?
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