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JFrog finds ~100 malicious PyTorch and Tensorflow Keras models on Hugging Face, some of which can execute code on users' machines to give attackers a backdoor

BleepingComputer Bill Toulas

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  • @markmadsen.bsky.social Mark Madsen on bluesky
    Who could possibly have expected that a highly trafficked site that makes available code for you to run might be compromised in this way?  I'm still wondering about all the supply chain vulnerabilities for libraries python, java, and javascript [embedded post]
  • @fack.bsky.social Fack on bluesky
    get supplychain'd lol [embedded post]
  • @manpageman Self on x
    Yes we must build a marketplace where people can easily purchase and integrate models on the back of a hype wave that has sucked up all the capital and delivered fuck all. We will protect against malware by allowing users to rate the models out of 5.
  • @chirag_mehta Chirag Mehta on x
    ML models = software code trained against data. Any software code can have vulnerabilities. Despite Hugging Face's efforts to scan them for malicious intent, bad actors will find a way to get through. No customers should be blindly trusting 3P code. Do your own testing.
  • @mihaimaruseac Mihai Maruseac on x
    ML models are not inspectable and not interpretable. To prevent malware, you should only use models with supply chain provenance and signature from identities you trust https://jfrog.com/...
  • @jfrogsecurity @jfrogsecurity on x
    🚨 Is Hugging Face the target of model-based attacks? Our #security research team conducted a #HuggingFace deep dive and created a detailed explanation of the attack mechanism. Read the full analysis & what's required to identify real threats: https://jfrog.com/... [image]
  • @dcuthbert Daniel Cuthbert on x
    Colour me shocked: someone pushed code up that others ran which resulted in nasty stuffs© happening https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ ...
  • @dcuthbert Daniel Cuthbert on x
    The research by the @jfrog team is worthy of a read: https://jfrog.com/... What's old is new again and I'm drawn to @marcoslaviero's epic @sensepost Pickle research from 13 years ago https://sensepost.com/...
  • @drraid Brandon Edwards on x
    In b4 there's a gartner quadrant for supplai-chain
  • r/technology r on reddit
    Malicious AI models on Hugging Face backdoor users' machines.
  • r/aiwars r on reddit
    Malicious AI models on Hugging Face backdoor users' machines
  • r/LocalLLaMA r on reddit
    Malicious LLM on HuggingFace