AI Notetaker tl;dv Exposes 182,000 Private Meetings in Security Flaw
heypearlai · x · 2026-08-15
A security researcher discovered a critical flaw in the popular AI notetaker tl;dv, allowing access to other companies' private meetings. Used by over 2 million people including Salesforce and Forbes, the vulnerability was reported in January but received no reply from the CTO. After six months of silence, it was revealed that nearly 182,000 meetings were exposed, involving governments from 23 countries and universities, with some meetings still live and accessible.
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