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someone scanned 1m exposed ai services. the omnibus delay didn't fix the open ports.

DEV Community·t49qnsx7qt-kpanks·6 months ago
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hacker news today - a researcher scanned 1 million exposed ai services. n8n and flowise instances open to the internet without auth. the report is what every ciso forwards to their team this week.

what the scan found

n8n instances with admin pages on port 5678, no auth

flowise builders exposing api keys in workflow exports

ollama servers exposing the model api at port 11434, no auth

langflow instances with anonymous tool execution

these are all 'just for prototyping' instances that someone forgot to shut down.

what the buyer fear sounds like

'how do we know we don't have one of these.'

what the bizsuite ai-audit kit answers

agent inventory script that scans the org's cloud + repo footprint for self-hosted ai services

exposure check that flags any service answering on a public ip without auth

remediation playbook (close the port, add auth, log the access)

a procurement-ready report saying 'we audited, here are the findings, here's the fix'

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