AIMeta Muse macOS flaw reportedly lets local processes hijack dictation and steal tokens
Meterpreter.org reports that Patrick Wardle's proof of concept prompted an emergency Meta fix. CySecurity News says the flaw also lets local attackers abuse permissions already granted to the AI assistant.
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Meterpreter.org reports that a zero-day flaw in Meta Muse on macOS let local processes hijack dictation and steal authentication tokens. It says Patrick Wardle's proof of concept prompted an emergency Meta fix. CySecurity News reports that attackers could also abuse the assistant's existing permissions. A September 23 post citing The Register says no confirmed exploitation in the wild had been found at that time, and that Meta had not published a specific affected-version range or fixed build number.
Meta Muse macOS flaw reportedly lets local processes hijack dictation and steal tokens
Meterpreter.org reports that Patrick Wardle's proof of concept prompted an emergency Meta fix. CySecurity News says the flaw also lets local attackers abuse permissions already granted to the AI assistant.
TLDR
Meterpreter.org reports that a zero-day flaw in Meta Muse on macOS let local processes hijack dictation and steal authentication tokens. It says Patrick Wardle's proof of concept prompted an emergency Meta fix. CySecurity News reports that attackers could also abuse the assistant's existing permissions. A September 23 post citing The Register says no confirmed exploitation in the wild had been found at that time, and that Meta had not published a specific affected-version range or fixed build number.