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Maximum severity vulnerability in Ruflo AI platform allows memory tampering
A maximum severity vulnerability (CVSS 10) has been discovered in the open-source Ruflo AI agent platform. The flaw allows unauthenticated remote code execution and a novel 'memory poisoning' attack, which can cause malicious AI behaviour to persist even after the system has been patched.
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◆ ◆ The Wire takeaway
Your standard security playbook for open-source dependencies just broke. Simply patching this vulnerability is not enough – attackers can poison the AI's memory, meaning you must rotate keys and rebuild your containers from a clean source.
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