🔍 Summary:
Meta has resolved a significant security flaw in its AI chatbot, which allowed users to view others’ private prompts and responses. The bug was discovered by Sandeep Hodkasia, founder of AppSecure, who reported it to Meta on December 26, 2024, and received a $10,000 bug bounty reward. Meta confirmed the fix was implemented on January 24, 2025, and stated there was no evidence of malicious exploitation of the vulnerability. Hodkasia found the bug by manipulating the unique numbers assigned to each prompt and response in Meta’s system, which were not adequately protected against unauthorized access. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges as tech companies rapidly develop AI technologies. Meta launched its AI chatbot app earlier this year, aiming to compete with similar apps like ChatGPT, but faced initial issues with users inadvertently sharing supposed private interactions.
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