ROME attack poisons Python packages to silently rewrite GPU model weights
Security researchers describe a ROME (Rank-One Model Editing) attack that combines PyPI supply-chain poisoning with in-memory editing of GPU model weights, silently rewriting facts without creating new processes, files, or network connections.
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