On April 10, Solayer founder @Fried_rice posted that large language model agents rely on third-party API routers but lack cryptographic integrity protection. Testing 28 paid routers and 400 free routers revealed that one paid router and eight free routers injected malicious code and stole ETH and credentials. The team developed Mine, an agent verification system for detecting and defending against such attacks, including fail-safe policy gating mechanisms.
Solayer Founder Reveals Security Risks in LLM API Routers
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Solayer founder @Fried_rice exposed a security breach in LLM API routers, uncovering malicious code in 1 paid and 8 free routers. The code targeted ETH and credentials. The team developed Mine Proxy to simulate attacks and implemented defenses such as fault lockout and access control. The findings underscore ongoing concerns regarding ETH-related smart contract and API vulnerabilities.
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