Meta re-enables Muse page sharing after security flaws
In brief
- Meta re-enabled Muse page sharing after researchers reported security flaws.
- Public links exposed sensitive documents, per Claroc's findings.
- Internal pages of businesses and individuals were accessible.
Meta has re-enabled the sharing feature for Muse pages after security researchers reported that public conversation links were easily accessible. They claimed to have found Muse pages like an internal revenue review for a marketing company and a small business owner's loan application. according to the announcement
What it changes for you
- CybersecurityCybersecurity professionals must audit their data exposure on Muse following this vulnerability.
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