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Meta Launches Muse AI 'Spaces'; Former Security Chief Calls Password Access 'Totally Insane'
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Publication date unknown · First observed: 7 Nov 2026
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Single-source incident — one report is available.
Why it matters
Muse’s reported permission-boundary problems highlight why defenders should restrict agent access to credentials and financial services rather than rely solely on conversational permission settings.
Meta launched Spaces for its Muse assistant alongside expanded memory capabilities, while former security chief Alex Stamos warned against granting AI agents access to password vaults and financial accounts. The report also cites a reviewer who said Muse read his messages despite an explicit denial of access, but provides no reproducible exploit mechanism.