Moltbook, the viral platform for AI bots, reportedly built and moderated by AI bots, had a huge security flaw that exposed sensitive information, according to security researchers.

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Experts uncovered malicious Chrome extensions that replace affiliate links, exfiltrate data, and steal ChatGPT authentication tokens from users.

The good news? This isn’t an AI limitation – it’s a design feature. AI’s flexibility to work across domains only works because it doesn’t come preloaded with assumptions about your specific situation.