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March 25, 2026
Vulnerabilities include unsafe deserialization, RCE, input handling, and state corruption, leading to code execution, DoS, and data tampering. If unpatched, attackers could run code within NVIDIA components, affect system integrity, disrupt services, or access sensitive information.
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NVIDIA B300 MCU, Megatron LM, Apex, Triton Inference Server, Model Optimizer, and NeMo Framework across supported platforms are impacted. Exposure depends on use of affected versions in your AI, GPU, or inference deployments and whether patches have been applied.
Exploitation can trigger denial of service on inference servers, disrupt AI workloads, or place hardware components into bad states. Successful attacks may also enable unauthorized data modification or exposure, impacting reliability of AI outputs and services.
Root causes include code injection opportunities, improper input validation, unsafe deserialization, and memory or state handling flaws. These weaknesses allow crafted files, payloads, or requests to influence execution flow or corrupt internal state in NVIDIA components.
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Refer to NVIDIA security bulletins a_id/5768, 5769, 5782, 5790, 5798, and 5800 for official details and fixed versions. Track the listed CVEs for updates: 2025-33242, 33247, 33248, 33244, 33238, 33254; 2026-24152, 24151, 24150, 24158, 24141, 24157, 24159.