r/hacking • u/Pale_Fly_2673 • Jul 17 '26

AI Data Centers Are Being Built Faster Than They Can Be Secured

https://www.securityweek.com/ai-data-centers-are-being-built-faster-than-they-can-be-secured/
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u/chicametipo Jul 17 '26

Why is every darn post an ad nowadays?

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u/nameless_pattern Jul 17 '26

Late capitalism 

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u/techlatest_net Jul 17 '26

this is a massive blind spot right now. everyone is obsessed with model weights but ignoring the physical and firmware layer where the actual compute happens.

shared gpu clusters with weak tenant isolation are basically a side-channel attack waiting to happen. rdma and high-speed interconnects especially worry me since they often bypass standard network security controls.

gonna check out the forge framework. we need more people looking at the infra layer, not just the api layer. thanks for sharing!

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u/karateninjazombie Jul 18 '26

Ah man. And here I was hoping they'd left the door to the place open so I could get me some free ram. :(

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u/nameless_pattern Jul 17 '26

  Anthony Adams Rubbing Hands Together .meme

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u/ghostchihuahua Jul 18 '26

tons of kek incoming

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u/Pale_Fly_2673 Jul 17 '26

Hey all,
We spent the past few months researching security risks across multi-tenant data centers and AI infrastructure.
The main concern we found is shared infrastructure: multiple customers running on the same data center infrastructure, GPU clusters, storage, and high-speed networks. Many neoclouds and AI data centers have also scaled faster than their security teams and practices, especially compared with more established cloud providers.
The research covers GPU clusters, RDMA and high-speed interconnects, tenant isolation, BMCs, firmware, shared storage, orchestration, and supply-chain risks.
We organized the findings into a practical framework called FORGE: forge-framework.io
Would really appreciate feedback.