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A critical Red Hat OpenShift AI flaw lets low-privilege users gain full cluster control, risking data theft and system takeover; patches are available, but urgent fixes are needed.
A critical security flaw in Red Hat OpenShift AI, rated 9.9/10, lets low-privileged users escalate to full cluster control by exploiting a misconfigured role binding that grants broad job creation rights.
This allows attackers to run malicious code, steal data, disrupt services, or take over infrastructure.
Red Hat has released patches, but experts stress immediate remediation, including removing the flawed binding and enforcing strict access controls, as the vulnerability could already be exploited.
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Una falla crítica de Red Hat OpenShift AI permite a los usuarios con bajos privilegios obtener el control total del clúster, arriesgando el robo de datos y la toma de control del sistema; los parches están disponibles, pero se necesitan correcciones urgentes.