Running Multiple Models on One GPU with vLLM and GPU Memory Utilization
Running Multiple Models on One GPU with vLLM and GPU Memory Utilization
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7 CVEs in 48 Hours: How PraisonAI Got Completely Owned — And What Every Agent Framework Should Learn
PraisonAI is a popular multi-agent Python framework supporting 100+ LLMs. On April 3, 2026, seven CVEs dropped simultaneously. Together they enable complete system compromise from zero authentication to arbitrary code execution. I spent the day analyzing each vulnerability. Here is what I found, why it matters, and the patterns every agent framework developer should audit for immediately. The Sandbox Bypass (CVE-2026-34938, CVSS 10.0) This is the most technically interesting attack I have seen this year. PraisonAI's execute_code() function runs a sandbox with three protection layers. The innermost wrapper, _safe_getattr , calls startswith() on incoming arguments to check for dangerous imports like os , subprocess , and sys . The attack: create a Python class that inherits from str and over
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