A Design Flaw in Share Links Exposes Users’ Personal Conversations With Meta’s Muse

Meta has suspended a feature in its AI assistant Muse that allowed users to share personal conversations with friends, after security researchers found a design flaw that made it easy for them to access sensitive information. The feature, which was intended to make it easier to share conversations with friends, allowed users to send links to their conversations with Muse. However, researchers discovered that these links could be used to access not only the shared conversations but also other sensitive information, such as user IDs and conversation metadata. The company has since suspended the feature and is working to address the issue.