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Meta has spent the last two weeks telling anyone who’ll listen how secure its new Muse personal AI agent is. The company boasted about its dedicated Secure VM, a monitoring system called Sentinel, and bug bounty rewards of up to $300,000. Mark Zuckerberg himself even publicly stated the agent is “built from the ground up for privacy and security.”
Then Patrick Wardle, macOS security researcher and friend of Security Bite, found a 0-day vulnerability in the Muse app on Mac that made the last 24 hours particularly not-a-musing (what Wardle comically named the finding).