Meta turns Muse sharing back on
Meta briefly disabled its Muse sharing feature after security researchers discovered that shared conversation links were predictable and publicly indexed in DNS records. Researchers at Claroc found exposed documents including marketing revenue reviews and loan applications. Meta's David Singleton confirmed on X that the sharing function has now been restored after addressing the underlying vulnerability.
Key points
- Muse sharing temporarily disabled due to DNS exposure
- Sensitive business documents discovered publicly accessible
- Feature re-enabled after security fix
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