Meta puts Muse agents under public bug bounty, up to $300K per critical flaw
ThomasScialom · x · 2026-09-09
Meta has placed its Muse agents under a public bug bounty program, according to @wallstengine. Researchers can earn up to $300K for critical security or prompt-injection flaws, including $250K for a fleetwide Muse compromise and $130K for compromising a single user's agent. The program puts explicit price tags on agent takeover and prompt injection, underscoring how seriously major labs now treat agent security.
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