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Meta disabled and then fixed a security flaw in its Muse AI agent that allowed anyone to access shared loan files and revenue data via passive DNS. The company restored sharing on Thursday after researcher Claroc exposed the issue on October 18, affecting 6,800 pages. While most data was harmless, some links revealed sensitive financial and personal information.
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