Security firm JFrog claims that around 100 submissions of AI code to the infrastructure provider Hugging Face contained hidden or harmful elements. Ten were categorised as “truly malicious”, compromising user security. One model opened a reverse shell providing remote internet control of user devices. The submitted codes which bypassed Hugging Face’s malware scanner used a technique known as “pickle”, a Python process which can be exploited by hackers.
Trump defends RFK Jr.: 'He’s a different kind of a guy'
President Trump on Sunday defended Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has come under increasing criticism from Republicans and Democrats on
