Security breach at AI aggregator exposes over 18 million files, including some very embarrassing chat records
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An AI aggregator leaving 18M+ files — including identifiable, embarrassing chat logs — exposed is a preview of the privacy blowback coming to this ecosystem. Treat any third-party AI dashboard or “aggregator” as a potential data breach surface and revisit what you allow employees to paste into these tools, via TechRadar Pro.
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