Muse exposes users' personal and business secrets when they share conversations

gumby 65 points 12 comments October 21, 2026
arstechnica.com · View on Hacker News

Discussion Highlights (5 comments)

ryandrake

I couldn't be true. You're telling me that Meta, of all companies, would be careless with user data and privacy? Totally unbelievable!

Razengan

I mean, not to victim blame, but anyone willingly using any Facebook product at this point should know what they're signing up for.

omoikane

Lesson here is that the subdomain names can be queried due to passive DNS records, and putting stuff that is not supposed to be guessable in subdomain names is a bad idea.

viccis

Muse is the most obviously doomed claw-style bot because you already need to segment those things from ANY personal info, and Meta rolls into the room as the journal that will tell everyone what you write in it and says "trust me" Part of a huge problem with FAANG companies. You can't be Meta and just ratfuck your users for decades and then ask them to trust you, just like you can't be Amazon and turn your storefront into Temu-lite and expect people to want to order products sight unseen with your Echo shit.

postatic

This is a feature no?

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