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DifyTap: Four Bugs Put over 1 million AI Apps at Risk

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Zafran Labs identified four critical vulnerabilities in the Dify AI platform, affecting over a million applications used by major companies. Two of these flaws allow unauthenticated access and data theft, posing significant risks to cross-tenant data security. Developers must update to version 1.14.2 and implement WAF rules to mitigate these severe security threats.

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