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For TensorFlow-based Keras #ML models, a major deserialization issue was given the identifier #CVE-2024-3660.
Exploiting this issue allows attackers to inject and execute arbitrary code by crafting a malicious #Keras model file even when operating in Safe Mode.
Deep dive into this new vulnerability: jfrog.co/3XLMLqh
If anybody missed our BlackHat USA 2024 talk about vulnerabilities in MLOps platforms - here are our full research findings!
Resulting in 20+ disclosed CVEs to #ML vendors, our team explored the attacks that could be mounted on open source machine learning (#MLOps) platforms used inside organizational networks.
Check out the top learnings and findings here: jfrog.co/3yKNA9H
Shachar Menashe retweeted
דגל בגודל של 17 מטרים על 12 מטרים, הדגל הגדול ביותר בישראל, הונף כעת בנקודה שבה חדרו המחבלים הנאצים מחמאס ורצחו 20 מתושבי נתיב העשרה: מסביב לדגל נשתלו 20 עצי זית עתיקים על שמם ולזכרם של הניספים.
הדרך עוד ארוכה, אבל אנחנו כאן. ומהיום בכל פעם שהמחבלים הארורים ירימו את הראש הם יראו את דגל ישראל ויבינו שאנחנו לא הולכים לשום מקום 🇮🇱
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What are you basing this statement on? Do you have a working RCE PoC on an embedded appliance?
Also -
1. It's prior to 3.0.7 (3.0.6 is still vulnerable)
2. It is highly unlikely that an embedded appliance will be running OpenSSL 3.x
3. See this - github.com/colmmacc/CVE-2022…
Replying to @hackerfantastic
Many are downplaying this weakness as unlikely to be exploited, however this is incorrect and are many situations - particularly within embedded appliances - where this vulnerability may be triggered and given 4-byte controlled write, exploitation risk on embedded systems is high
Check out my research collaboration with @andre_colonel where we scanned 8+ MILLION OSS packages to find thousands of active API tokens!
Guess how many of those were admin tokens😱
infoworld.com/article/367683…
We uncovered a couple new malware families floating around on PyPI! Check it our technical analysis
JFrog uncovered multiple malicious packages in the #PyPI #Python repository, exploiting developers for data theft, remote code injections, and leaking credit cards. Find out all the details in our new blog post. jfrog.co/3zRhuUM
PSA - Busybox's wget will silently accept any SSL certificate when downloading over HTTPS (yes, even self signed ones)
Despite a high severity score, a #vulnerability was not patched because it could break existing functionality. Our latest post reviews this situation and why it is unacceptable to sacrifice #security in favor of functionality and release insecure code.
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