Open-source AI Deployments Present Global Security Risks
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Researchers from SentinelLABS and Censys have identified a significant security risk associated with open-source AI deployments, specifically those using Ollama, which are exposed to the internet. The analysis revealed a global network of largely homogenous deployments that could be vulnerable to exploitation by zero-day attacks.
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