TorchServe Vulnerabilities: What You Should Know
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Q&A session discussing the TorchServe Vulnerabilities (ShellTorch), covering Remote Access, CVE-2023-43654, and CVE-2022-1471.
This course covers a Q&A session discussing the TorchServe Vulnerabilities (ShellTorch), covering Remote Access, CVE-2023-43654, and CVE-2022-1471. We will cover what it is, why it’s such a critical and widespread vulnerability that can exist in a multitude of systems, and how to identify if you’ve been affected.
Author Name: Brandon DeVault
Author Description:
Brandon DeVault is a Security Researcher focused on threat hunting at CrowdStrike. He is also a member of the Florida Air National Guard with a variety of offensive and defensive experience. Prior to joining CrowdStrike, Brandon worked full-time as an author with Pluralsight and at Elastic, creating and delivering security content. He also worked with Special Operations Command, where he had two deployments to Afghanistan on deployable communications teams. His experience spans incident response… more
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