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Untrusted model artifact reaches executable deserialization or custom code

An attacker-controlled artifact reaches a loader whose execution trust exceeds the uploader's intended data-only authority.

Candidate CWE: CWE-502 · CWE-829

Test hypothesis#

Trace the supported upload/import route into its actual loader. In a disposable credential-free local runtime, compare a harmless executable marker fixture with an ordinary tensor artifact and the intended rejection control.

Evidence required#

Record artifact hash, uploader rights, loader/runtime version and options, production-equivalent call path, marker side effect and isolation limitations. These CWE candidates are alternatives: CWE-502 requires unsafe deserialization; CWE-829 concerns loading functionality from an untrusted control sphere. Trace the actual loader and execution path rather than assigning both from a model filename.

Rule out false positives#

Explicitly opting into reviewed trusted repository code is a different trust contract. A risky loader name, static string, or an unsupported local loading path does not establish hosted impact.

Playbook and command references#

Find the associated command snippets

Referenced by these target playbooks#

Report checklist#

  • Capture the affected version, configuration, identities, and object ownership.
  • Preserve a valid baseline and a negative control.
  • Reproduce the forbidden data access, action, or state change on controlled fixtures.
  • Explain the intended security rule and why the observed behavior violates it.
  • State prerequisites, uncertainty, cleanup, and the smallest demonstrated impact.

Conditional ATT&CK mapping#

No direct ATT&CK mapping selected. Record the weakness and demonstrated impact without forcing an adversary-behavior classification. See the mapping guide.

Primary references#

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