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All models are a back door. Do people have amnesia or something from the 1990-2010?
You are running a service that pulls untrusted strings from the internet and runs arbitrary commands based on those strings. It’s basically IIS from 1995
X account: All models are a back door. Do people have amnesia or something from the 1990-2010? You are running a service that pulls untrusted strings from the internet and runs arbitrary commands based on those strings. It’s basically IIS from 1995
X account @toly posted criticizing that some model services retrieve untrusted strings from the internet and execute arbitrary commands based on them, considering this similar to early IIS security risks.
Key points
All models are a back door. Do people have amnesia or something from the 1990-2010?
You are running a service that pulls untrusted strings from the internet and runs arbitrary commands based on those strings. It’s basically IIS from 1995
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Source: a personal opinion post by X account @toly, which does not provide specific affected services, vulnerability details, or independent verification materials; the content reflects general security concerns rather than a confirmed security incident.
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