Nghiên cứu mới của nhóm phát hiện lỗ hổng trong Cloudflare Code Mode và Workers, cho phép khai thác khi "Agentic Glue" (thành phần kết nối hệ thống) bị phá vỡ. Lỗ hổng này có thể bị lợi dụng để thực thi mã tùy ý trên môi trường đám mây.
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