Hugging Face abused by malicious models, 31 repos spread mining malware
Security firm Pluto Security revealed that attackers used Hugging Face to distribute malware disguised as Qwen2 test models, involving 31 repositories and 13 related models. The attack exploited the trust_remote_code setting, resulting in over 30,000 downloads of malicious code that spreads miners and backdoors.
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