
AI agents inadvertently leak 13,000+ internal screenshots from organizations
There's a private information leak most days, usually by way of misconfigured services or nasty security bugs. Sometimes, though, users will readily hand over private information without being aware of it. That's the case for over 300 organizations, including several Fortune 500 companies and a frontier AI lab, who collectively had 13,000+ private screenshots exposed — all thanks to their development AI agents being arguably too good at their jobs and performing them with little human oversight.
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Besides showing pictures of internal and pre-release software, the leaked screenshots reportedly include corporate and client information, financial data, and even …
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