Meta fixes Muse links that let anyone find loan files and revenue data
Meta's Muse AI agent had a sharing feature that exposed a vulnerability allowing anyone to locate and access shared pages containing sensitive business data like loan files and revenue information. After security researchers at Ars Technica reported the issue, Meta temporarily disabled the sharing feature on Tuesday. The company announced a fix by Thursday through a post by David Singleton, the engineer responsible for Muse, restoring the feature after addressing the underlying security problem.
Key points
- Muse AI agent had flaw exposing sensitive business documents
- Vulnerability allowed public access to loan and revenue data
- Meta disabled then re-enabled sharing after applying fix
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