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AI Gateways Offer Attackers the Keys to the Kingdom

A cryptomining incident highlights how AI gateways can provide access to AI models, cloud infrastructure, and identity and access management (IAM) data.

As a growing number of organizations deploy AI gateways to manage access to foundation models, all signs point to them becoming yet another surface for security defenders to protect.

Researchers at Darktrace recently investigated an incident where a threat actor gained access to an EC2 server hosting an AI gateway connected to Amazon Bedrock services. The attacker used the access for cryptomining but could just as easily have abused the AI gateway to access connected models and data, manipulate AI workflows, or pivot deeper into the unnamed organization's cloud environment to make it a much more serious compromise. More here

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