Moltbook, the Reddit style site for AI agents to communicate with each other , AI gain sentience. They arent. Now, the platform is getting attention for a new reason: it appears to be a haphazardly built platform that presents numerous privacy and security risks. Hacker Jameson OReilly discovered over the weekend that the API keys, the unique identifier used to authenticate and authorize a user, for every agent on the platform, were sitting exposed in a publicly accessible database. That means...

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