Nvidia has released a software update for its Triton server, addressing serious vulnerabilities that could threaten data and control of AI models.
What We Know About the Vulnerabilities
Cybersecurity company Wiz identified critical vulnerabilities that could lead to the takeover of AI models, data theft, and response manipulation if not patched. "Wiz Research found a chain of vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker with no prior access to gain full control of an AI server," said Wiz's head of vulnerability research Nir Ohfeld.
How to Patch the Vulnerabilities
Users are advised to update to the patched version of Nvidia Triton Inference Server (version 25.07 or newer). "This directly fixes the entire vulnerability chain," Ohfeld added.
Current Security Threats in Technologies
Security vulnerabilities continue to threaten emerging technologies in 2025. According to Hacken, access flaws and smart contract bugs have contributed to $3.1 billion lost in crypto exploits during the first half of 2025. This amount already exceeds the total lost in 2024.
The Triton update is a significant step towards ensuring the security of AI technologies. It is essential to stay informed about potential threats and to update software promptly.
