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Meta pauses Muse conversation-sharing after Claroc finds links exposed via DNS
Meta said it paused Muse’s feature for sharing conversations after security firm Claroc reported finding more than 6,800 Muse share links exposed via public DNS records. Claroc said some discovered pages contained sensitive material (marketing revenue, a loan application, a staff calendar); Meta is reviewing the feature while considering how links can be discovered.
KEY POINTS
- Meta said it paused Muse’s feature for sharing conversations after security firm Claroc reported finding more than 6,800 Muse share links exposed via public DNS records.
- Claroc said some discovered pages contained sensitive material (marketing revenue, a loan application, a staff calendar); Meta is reviewing the feature while considering how links can be discovered.
- Exposed AI assistant share links can leak sensitive user and business data and highlight design/privacy flaws in how AI sharing URLs are generated and discoverable.
WHY IT MATTERS
Exposed AI assistant share links can leak sensitive user and business data and highlight design/privacy flaws in how AI sharing URLs are generated and discoverable.