AI Security Threat Feed
Latest CVEs affecting AI/ML systems — LLM frameworks, ML libraries, AI agents, vector databases, and inference servers. Vulnerabilities are tracked from NVD, GitHub Advisory, CISA KEV, MITRE ATLAS, and enriched with CVSS, EPSS, exploitation confidence, AI-component classification, and compliance mappings to ISO 42001, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and OWASP LLM Top 10. Updated continuously as new CVEs are published.
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Showing 20 of 1049 results — Medium severitySiYuan: broken access control leaks private note data
CVE-2026-59853 n8n: editor-level access leaks credential headers
CVE-2026-59209 OpenClaw Android: command injection via WebView bridge
CVE-2026-15193 Open WebUI: arena bypass reaches restricted models
CVE-2026-59225 Open WebUI: IDOR lets read-only users write/delete files
CVE-2026-59212 Open WebUI: SSRF via web-fetch blocklist bypass
CVE-2026-59223 Open WebUI: channel IDOR leaks tool-server API keys
CVE-2026-59222 Open WebUI: read-only users can inject files into RAG KBs
CVE-2026-59217 n8n: multi-issuer JWT sub collision bypasses auth
CVE-2026-59208 n8n: MCP tool bypasses credential domain allowlist
CVE-2026-59207 Open WebUI: ReDoS in skill mentions blocks event loop
CVE-2026-59220 Open WebUI: image-edit API bypasses admin permission gate
CVE-2026-59227 Open WebUI: timing leak enables account enumeration
CVE-2026-59218 pyload-ng: IPv6 SSRF bypass evades internal-IP guard
CVE-2026-48737 Easy Invoice (WP): missing authz on quote accept/decline
CVE-2026-9021 LiteLLM: Zip Slip in Skills upload allows file write
CVE-2026-59820 LiteLLM: admin-scope local file read via OIDC ref
CVE-2026-59819 OpenClaw: dotenv override leaks provider credentials
CVE-2026-59261 TrustyAI: missing auth exposes guardrails orchestrator
CVE-2026-15044 AVideo Meet: stored XSS via unescaped User-Agent
CVE-2026-60092 Frequently asked questions
What is an AI security threat feed?
An AI security threat feed is a continuously updated stream of vulnerabilities (CVEs) affecting AI and machine-learning systems — LLM frameworks, ML libraries, AI agents, vector databases, and inference servers — filtered out of the broader CVE firehose and enriched for relevance.
Which sources are the AI CVEs tracked from?
CVEs are tracked from NVD, GitHub Advisory, CISA KEV, and MITRE ATLAS, then enriched with CVSS, EPSS, exploitation confidence, AI-component classification, and compliance mappings.
What AI systems do these vulnerabilities affect?
Coverage spans LLM frameworks, ML libraries, AI agents, vector databases, and inference servers — the components most security teams now run in production.
How often is the AI threat feed updated?
The feed updates continuously as new CVEs are published and enriched, so the most recent AI/ML vulnerabilities appear at the top.
Is the AI security feed free?
Yes — the public feed is free to browse. A Pro subscription adds breaking alerts, MITRE ATLAS mappings, compliance reports (ISO 42001, EU AI Act), and full CISO analysis.
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