Meta Muse share links leak private conversations to passive DNS searches
AISecurity firm Claroc says it enumerated 6,800 shared Muse conversation links through passive DNS records. Several opened pages exposed sensitive material, including a bank fraud alert, loan application, and property return figures.
AIWhy it matters.
The source explains how predictable share-link naming in Muse made user conversations discoverable through passive DNS records, a concrete privacy design lesson for any sharing feature.
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Ars Technica · AI · Dan Goodin · arstechnica.comPublished · added here
Original title: Meta Muse exposes users' personal and business secrets when they share conversations