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Security researchers from firm Claroc discovered that Meta's Muse AI assistant exposed thousands of users' shared conversations. The flaw allowed enumeration of 6,800 links via public DNS records. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg previously claimed the tool prioritized privacy, but the design placed conversation titles in subdomains. Meta has since suspended the sharing feature while it considers making changes.
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