LIVE LiteLLM supply chain compromise — downstream execution confirmed · 2h ago SEV-1 TanStack npm ecosystem poisoning — 47 packages affected AI First AI-created zero-day confirmed by Google · CVSS hallucinated in attacker script CVE Discovery-to-exploit window now <6h for high-severity vulnerabilities ACTIVE TeamPCP supply chain attack distributing malware via trusted release pipelines LIVE LiteLLM supply chain compromise — downstream execution confirmed · 2h ago SEV-1 TanStack npm ecosystem poisoning — 47 packages affected AI First AI-created zero-day confirmed by Google · CVSS hallucinated in attacker script CVE Discovery-to-exploit window now <6h for high-severity vulnerabilities ACTIVE TeamPCP supply chain attack distributing malware via trusted release pipelines
Incident response · 2026

An attack just landed.
You have 6 hours.

IRagent is the command center for teams without a dedicated SOC. Declare an incident, assemble the war room, and respond with AI-guided playbooks — before the window closes.

Used by 500+ SMB & mid-market teams · No SOC required · Free tier available
WAR ROOM — INC-2026-0047 00:04:12 elapsed
⚡ Overview
📋 Playbook
🤖 AI Co-Pilot
📣 Comms
📊 Timeline
📄 Report
● SEV-1 — SUPPLY CHAIN COMPROMISE
Poisoned dependency detected: litellm@1.4.2
Detected via RAM spike · 14 services affected · CI/CD runners at risk
JK
SR
MT
+4
Incident declared & war room opened
Affected services identified
Isolating compromised runners…
Rotate exposed secrets
Rebuild clean pipeline
🤖 AI CO-PILOT
Analyzing logs from affected runners. Recommend immediate revocation of GITHUB_TOKEN and AWS_ACCESS_KEY found in runner env.
47%
YoY acceleration in AI-enabled discovery-to-exploit timelines
<6h
Median window between CVE disclosure and active exploitation in 2026
10%
Increase in high-severity vulnerabilities since 2025
73%
Of breaches target companies under 1,000 employees — yet tools are built for enterprise

One click. The war room forms around you.

When an alert fires, every second of confusion is a second of dwell time. Declare an incident and instantly get a shared workspace, an auto-generated incident ID, severity triage, and a cross-functional invite link — so IT, engineering, and legal are in the same room before the attacker has moved laterally.

Instant war room

One command spawns a structured workspace with incident ID, SEV badge, and role-based access for responders across IT, engineering, and legal.

👥

Cross-functional collaboration

Invite by role or email. No Slack chaos, no shared docs. Everyone sees the same timeline, the same task queue, the same status.

Automated timeline

Every action, decision, and message is logged automatically. No post-hoc reconstruction needed for the executive report.

WAR ROOM · INC-2026-0047 · ACTIVE
● SEV-1 — ACTIVE
Supply chain compromise via litellm@1.4.2
Declared 4m ago · IC: @julia_k · 7 responders
JK
SR
MT
PR
+3
LIVE ACTIVITY
@julia_k declared incident · SEV-1
@mt ran blast-radius scan · 14 services
@sr isolating CI/CD runners…
Waiting: secret rotation
PLAYBOOK · Supply Chain Compromise · Step 3 of 8
Declare & scope the incident
Identify affected packages, services, and environments
Blast-radius analysis
Map all services consuming the poisoned dependency
NOW
Isolate affected runners
Suspend CI/CD jobs and quarantine impacted pipeline agents to prevent lateral movement
4
Rotate all exposed credentials
Revoke and reissue tokens found in runner environments
5
Pin dependencies & rebuild
Lock lockfile, remove poisoned packages, trigger clean build

Step-by-step. Even when you've never seen this before.

When the Mini Shai-Hulud worm is extracting secrets from your CI/CD runners and nobody on the team has ever handled a supply chain compromise — the last thing you need is a blank doc and a Confluence search. IRagent surfaces the right playbook instantly and walks every responder through each step.

📋

Situation-matched playbooks

Supply chain compromise, identity abuse, cloud misconfiguration, phishing, insider risk — 40+ playbooks tuned to the incident class, not a generic checklist.

🧭

Human-in-the-loop by design

Every action requires a named human approver. IRagent guides — it doesn't auto-execute destructive or irreversible operations.

One analyst. Infinite context. Always on call.

Your AI co-pilot reads the logs, cross-references the CVE, drafts the stakeholder update, and surfaces the remediation options — so your team can decide instead of dig. It thinks like a senior incident commander who has seen this attack class before. It doesn't guess; it cites the evidence.

🔍

Log analysis & attribution

Paste a log dump, get structured analysis: what happened, what was affected, confidence level, and next recommended action.

✍️

Stakeholder drafts

One-click generation of technical status updates for engineers and plain-language summaries for leadership — two audiences, one source of truth.

⚠️

Hallucination guardrails

The co-pilot distinguishes between what the evidence supports and what it's inferring. Every high-confidence claim links to the source log or CVE.

AI CO-PILOT · INC-2026-0047
@julia_k · incident commanderCo-pilot, what's the blast radius on this litellm compromise? Check runner logs from the last 6 hours.
AI Co-PilotAnalyzed 14,892 log lines from 6 CI runners. Confirmed: litellm@1.4.2 executed post-install hook accessing $GITHUB_TOKEN and $AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY on 3 of 6 runners. Exfil endpoint: collector.minibot[.]io. High confidence.

Recommended immediate actions:
1. Revoke GitHub token (PAT ending 4a3f)
2. Rotate AWS key AKIA…XK9V
3. Disable runners r-047, r-051, r-062
@sr · infra leadCan you draft a message to the engineering team about the outage?
AI Co-Pilot[Draft] "Team — We've identified a security incident affecting our CI pipeline. All deploys are paused as a precaution. The infra team is actively investigating. ETA for resolution: 2h. No customer data is affected at this time. More updates in 30m."

[ Copy draft ] [ Escalate to SEV-0 ]
EXECUTIVE REPORT · INC-2026-0047 · GENERATED
Incident IDINC-2026-0047
ClassificationSupply Chain Compromise
SeveritySEV-1
Duration3h 42m
Services affected14 (0 with data breach)
Customer impactNone confirmed
Root causelitellm@1.4.2 malicious post-install
Containment✓ Contained 09:47 UTC
Executive summary, full timeline, and remediation evidence auto-generated from war room activity.
Download PDF
Send to board
Legal hold

The report writes itself. Literally.

The moment the incident is contained, IRagent synthesizes the full timeline, decisions made, evidence collected, and business impact into a clean, board-ready PDF. No retrospective document archaeology. No writing the post-mortem while you're still exhausted at 2am.

📄

Auto-synthesized timeline

Every war room action is timestamped. The report shows exactly what happened, in what order, and who made each call — with no reconstruction required.

⚖️

Legal & compliance ready

Export evidence packages for counsel, structured summaries for GDPR/HIPAA notification requirements, and chain-of-custody logs for post-incident audits.

The attack surface is moving faster than your tooling.

This isn't hypothetical risk. These are incidents that happened in the last 30 days. IRagent was built for exactly this threat environment.

AI-accelerated exploit windows
The gap between CVE disclosure and active exploitation has collapsed to under 6 hours. AI-enabled adversaries have accelerated discovery-to-exploit by 47% year-over-year. Your team has less time to respond than ever — and more vulnerabilities to track.
47% faster YoY
🏗️
Supply chain as attack vector
TeamPCP, LiteLLM@1.4.2, TanStack npm packages — trusted release pipelines are now primary attack surface. The Mini Shai-Hulud worm actively extracts secrets from CI/CD runners. Perimeter defenses are irrelevant when the malware ships with your dependencies.
Active campaigns
🤖
AI-created zero-days
Google confirmed the first AI-authored zero-day exploit — including hallucinated CVSS scores written into the attacker's Python script. Commercial LLMs are actively guiding attackers with no OT experience through critical infrastructure networks.
First confirmed 2026
👤
Shadow AI & agent vulnerabilities
Employees bypassing IT policy to use personal AI accounts expand your attack surface daily. Real-world AI agent breaches have shifted from prompt injection toward behavioral control — tool-calling authorization boundaries and stateful manipulation traps.
Emerging vector
🌐
Critical infrastructure targeting
A Mexican municipal water utility was breached by attackers guided entirely by commercial LLMs — no prior OT experience required. AI democratizes the capability to attack infrastructure that was previously only accessible to nation-state actors.
Confirmed breach
📊
Hallucinations in security tooling
AI-generated outputs feeding automated security systems introduce confident but incorrect data into critical decision loops. Bipartisan Congressional pressure is mounting on frontier models that can discover vulnerabilities faster than patches can be deployed.
Systemic risk

Built for teams without a SOC.
Not watered-down enterprise software.

SIEMs detect. SOAR platforms automate. IRagent guides human responders through the full incident lifecycle — without a six-figure implementation project or a dedicated security team to run it.

Capability IRagent Traditional SIEM SOAR Platform Shared Slack + Docs
Incident declaration in <60s~
Guided response playbooks~
AI co-pilot with log analysis~
Cross-functional war room~
Auto-generated executive report~
Human-in-the-loop by designN/A
Deployment time<1 hourWeeks–monthsMonthsMinutes (but no structure)
Team size required1+ IT generalistDedicated SOCSecurity engineersAnyone (no guardrails)
Requires threat detectionNo (alert-triggered)Yes — core functionYes — integration requiredManual

An attack just landed.
Is your team ready?

IRagent is free to start. Takes under an hour to deploy. Works with the team you already have.