A recent analysis has uncovered that approximately 175,000 hosts running Ollama, a platform for large language models (LLMs), are exposed to potential abuse. Among these, 23,000 hosts were found to be particularly active over a span of nearly a year, raising concerns about their security. This large number of exposed hosts could allow malicious actors to exploit LLMs for harmful purposes, such as generating misleading information or automating cyberattacks. The implications of this vulnerability are significant, as it puts both users and organizations at risk of being targeted by attackers leveraging these exposed systems. Experts urge immediate action to secure these hosts to prevent misuse.