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CVE-2025-1550 is an unsafe deserialization vulnerability in Keras affecting Model.load_model when processing a crafted .keras archive. A malicious archive can be manually constructed so that its embedded configuration causes the loader to import and invoke attacker-chosen Python modules and functions with attacker-controlled arguments during model deserialization. The issue is exploitable even when safe_mode is enabled, making it a bypass of Keras's intended model-loading protections. The vulnerable condition is triggered through manipulation of the archive's model configuration metadata rather than through legitimate model content alone.
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A Keras remote code execution vulnerability via Model.load_model safe_mode bypass, mentioned only as historical background.
A prior Keras vulnerability involving safe mode bypass through configuration manipulation.
Specific vulnerability identified as CVE-2025-1550; the content only indicates it was added and references public advisories and an Exploit-DB entry.
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