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It claims to run local models but has built-in cloud API: H3C Lingxi Assistant credentials exposed for 3 months before being revoked.
ME News Report, May 11 (UTC+8), according to Beating Monitoring, New H3C’s “Lingxi AI Assistant” exposed a large number of large model API credentials in plain text within the installer. This tool, originally claimed to run on local NPU, directly hardcoded valid keys for cloud models from Zhipu AI, Baidu Qianfan, and ByteDance Volcano Engine in its configuration file. Netizens discovered this vulnerability at the end of January this year and reported it to the H3C team, but it wasn’t until early May that the official revoked all leaked credentials. The three-month response cycle is unusual. Industry insiders speculate that the slow response may be because multiple internal H3C teams shared the same batch of API credentials, making the official hesitant to cut off the leaked keys until a thorough investigation and replacement were completed. Fortunately, the product has a relatively small user base and did not trigger large-scale hacking and theft; otherwise, it could have resulted in astronomical bills. (Source: BlockBeats)