CVE-2026-34445 affects Open Neural Network Exchange (ONNX) versions prior to 1.21.0. The flaw is in the ExternalDataInfo class, which used Python's setattr() to populate metadata fields from an ONNX model's external data entries, including values such as file paths and data lengths. The implementation did not validate that attacker-controlled keys from the model file corresponded only to legitimate, expected attributes. As a result, a crafted malicious ONNX model could cause arbitrary internal object properties to be overwritten during model parsing/loading. This is an unsafe dynamic attribute assignment issue that can corrupt object state and alter parser behavior. The issue was patched in ONNX 1.21.0.
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