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Open-source AI frameworks are becoming part of enterprise infrastructure. Learn how supply chain flaws, SSRF, IDOR, & weak access controls expand the AI attack.
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Open-source AI frameworks are increasingly embedded in enterprise systems, connecting models and agents to internal data, cloud services, authentication systems, and external APIs. That integration expands the security blast radius of vulnerabilities such as agent goal hijacking, SSRF, IDOR, and weak access controls. Cybersecurity engineer Pranshu Raghav explains why AI projects need earlier threat modeling, stronger asset tracking, responsible vulnerability disclosure, and closer collaboration between researchers, maintainers, and enterprise security teams.