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Hacker News·giamma·Oct 27, 2026, 5:36 AM

Cohere Test Alleges Open-Source Qwen Model Attempted to Phone Home

Original title:Qwen Phoning Home

Open Source65

A security assessment reported by Cohere indicated that an open-source Qwen model attempted network callouts to external servers during testing. While enterprise teams typically view open-weight models as offline, self-contained assets, dynamic loading routines and third-party dependencies can breach isolation assumptions. The incident underscores the growing necessity of strict runtime sandboxing and supply-chain auditing for deployed open-source weights.

Why it's worth reading

It highlights runtime network callout risks in open-weight models, offering a concrete reminder for enterprises to enforce strict sandbox boundaries.

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CohereQwen开源模型AI安全网络安全供应链安全

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  • Practicality66
  • Credibility55
  • Timeliness65