Meta AI had a privacy flaw that let users see other people's chats, hacker gets Rs 8.5 lakh for reporting it
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- Meta AI Bug in Deployed Service Reportedly Allowed Potential Access to Other Users' Prompts and Responses
event | 20 Nov 2025 | 82%
A security researcher reported a vulnerability in Meta AI's deployed chatbot service that, under certain conditions, could allow an unauthorized user to view another user's prompts and AI-generated responses. The flaw reportedly involved guessable prompt IDs and insufficient server-side authorization checks. Meta reportedly fixed the issue in January 2025 and found no evidence of malicious exploitation, awarding the researcher a bug bounty.