A security firm recently discovered 35,578 apps built with Grok that were left completely open, requiring zero authentication to access.
Among the exposed data were 24 apps belonging to SpaceXSI’s own staff, which leaked confidential onboarding plans, client ad proposals, and a map of 594 sales accounts.
SpaceXSI ignored the initial security report. It was only after a reporter reached out that they took action, quietly pulling down their own 24 apps within hours, while leaving the other 35,554 apps belonging to users completely exposed online.
A reminder that platform security needs to prioritize all users, not just internal assets.
Read the full report here: blog.claroc.io/ghostshares-gr…
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Among the exposed data were 24 apps belonging to SpaceXSI’s own staff, which leaked confidential onboarding plans, client ad proposals, and a map of 594 sales accounts.
SpaceXSI ignored the initial security report. It was only after a reporter reached out that they took action, quietly pulling down their own 24 apps within hours, while leaving the other 35,554 apps belonging to users completely exposed online.
A reminder that platform security needs to prioritize all users, not just internal assets.
Read the full report here: blog.claroc.io/ghostshares-gr…
#CyberSecurity #DataPrivacy #TechNews #InfoSec #Grok
blog.claroc.io GhostShares 2: Grok Apps Exposed xAI’s Business Secrets and People’s Private Data 35,578 Grok-built apps opened for anyone on the public internet, including SpaceXSI's sales data and medical records. 
