AI Component

Inference

Inference servers are the most actively-exploited component of the AI stack because they sit between the model and the public internet and they hold the GPU. The shape of the bugs is mostly web-app classes magnified by the cost of compute: missing auth on /v1 endpoints, SSRF that escapes the sandbox onto the platform's control plane, unsafe deserialization on model-loading paths, and path traversal in artifact-management endpoints. vLLM, Triton, TGI, BentoML, Ray Serve, and Ollama have each shipped multiple high-severity CVEs since 2023; CVE-2024-11041 in vLLM was a notable example combining prompt injection with code execution. Multi-tenant deployments are particularly exposed because a single bug typically crosses tenant boundaries. Defenses: aggressive patching, mandatory auth, network segmentation between inference and control plane, and per-tenant resource quotas to bound abuse.

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Total CVEs
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Current
SeverityCVECVSS
HIGHCVE-2021-295947.8
HIGHCVE-2021-295957.8
HIGHCVE-2021-295967.8
HIGHCVE-2021-295977.8
HIGHCVE-2021-295987.8
HIGHCVE-2021-295997.8
HIGHCVE-2021-296007.8
HIGHCVE-2021-296017.1
MEDIUMCVE-2021-296025.5
HIGHCVE-2021-296037.8
MEDIUMCVE-2021-296045.5
MEDIUMCVE-2021-296055.5
HIGHCVE-2021-296067.8
HIGHCVE-2021-296077.8
HIGHCVE-2021-296097.8
HIGHCVE-2021-296107.8
HIGHCVE-2021-296127.8
HIGHCVE-2021-296137.1
MEDIUMCVE-2021-296155.5
HIGHCVE-2021-296167.8

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