Meta Just Patched a Major Zero-Day Vulnerability in Its Muse AI Assistant
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An exploitable zero-day in an AI assistant with app and device access is a reminder that these agents are new, high-privilege attack surfaces, not just chat UIs. Treat any assistant with system hooks like a powerful integration service—tighten scopes, audit permissions, and demand vendor disclosure on security review depth before rollout.
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