Summary
Claroc reported more than 6,800 Muse share hostnames and accessed examples containing sensitive personal and business information. The exposure resulted from conversation titles appearing in share hostnames that passive-DNS services recorded.
Why it matters
The incident shows how agent products can create privacy failures through link and infrastructure design even when users explicitly initiate sharing.
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