TechnologyMeta reportedly rushed to fix a zero-day flaw in its Muse assistant
A post citing Gizmodo says the flaw let attackers hijack local machines and raises concerns about AI agents with deep operating-system permissions.
TLDR
A September 23, 2026 post sharing Gizmodo coverage said Meta was rushing a fix for a zero-day flaw in its Muse assistant that let attackers hijack local machines. The post questioned whether agents with deep operating-system permissions could be secured before a mass enterprise rollout.
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Meta reportedly rushed to fix a zero-day flaw in its Muse assistant
A post citing Gizmodo says the flaw let attackers hijack local machines and raises concerns about AI agents with deep operating-system permissions.
TLDR
A September 23, 2026 post sharing Gizmodo coverage said Meta was rushing a fix for a zero-day flaw in its Muse assistant that let attackers hijack local machines. The post questioned whether agents with deep operating-system permissions could be secured before a mass enterprise rollout.