Meta pauses Muse AI chat sharing after researchers find over 6,800 discoverable links
Researchers at security firm Claroc found that Muse, Meta's personal AI agent launched in September, had a critical flaw in its link-sharing feature. Shared conversations could be discovered by people who were never given access to the links. Since Muse connects to users' email, calendar, payments, and health data, exposed conversations contain far more sensitive information than typical chatbot chats. While Meta paused the functionality, conversation titles remain searchable in commercial DNS databases.
Key points
- Muse sharing feature allowed unauthorized access to 6,800+ conversations without direct link sharing
- Exposed data includes email, calendar, payments, and health information
- Meta paused feature after Claroc disclosed vulnerability; DNS records still searchable
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