Has to do with “.action” files in the /setup/ directory. Looking for info/PoCs, will reverse the patch when it comes out.

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Remote Code Execution In PyTorch Model Server TorchServe

Oligo's research team has uncovered a chain of critical vulnerabilities, named ShellTorch, including CVE-2023-43654 (CVSS: 9.8) in the PyTorch model server TorchServe.

This flaw allows unauthorized access to #AI models and enables Remote Code Execution (RCE) leaving countless services and end-users at risk.

Here is a blogpost that covers some techniques to block vscode tunnel. Any feedback will be greatly apreciated.