LWN recently reported on the Trivy
compromise that led, in turn, to the compromise of the LiteLLM system; that
article made the point that the extent of the problem was likely rather
larger than was known.  The Next Web now reports
that the Trivy attack was used to compromise a wide range of European
Commission systems.

The European Union's computer emergency response team said on
	Thursday that a supply chain attack on an open-source security
	scanner gave hackers the keys to the European Commission's cloud
	infrastructure, resulting in the theft and public leak of
	approximately 92 gigabytes of compressed data including the
	personal information and email contents of staff across dozens of
	EU institutions.

https://lwn.net/Articles/1066371/
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