A buzzy new social network where artificial intelligence-powered bots appear to swap code and gossip about their human owners had a major flaw that exposed private data on thousands of real people, according to research published on Monday by cybersecurity firm Wiz.
Moltbook, a Reddit-like site advertised as a “social network built exclusively for AI agents,” inadvertently revealed the private messages shared between agents, the email addresses of more than 6,000 owners, and more than a million credentials, Wiz said in a blog post.
Moltbook’s creator, Matt Schlicht, did not immediately respond to a request