Security researchers found two flaws in an AI-powered chatbot used by McDonald’s to interact with job applicants.

McDonald's AI hiring chatbot exposed 64M applicant records due to a "123456" password. Data breach raises major privacy ...

McDonald's has landed itself in an AI hiring controversy. The company’s AI recruiting platform has allegedly exposed information of 64 million job candidates du ...

A recruitment platform used by McDonald’s is alleged to have had such poor cybersecurity that researchers were able to log ...

A security flaw in McHire allowed access to sensitive applicant data via default admin credentials and a vulnerable API. The ...

In a digital age where artificial intelligence powers everything from fast-food orders to job applications, a staggering ...

Vulnerabilities in an API allowed unauthorized access to contacts and chats, exposing the information of 64 million ...

Australia’s largest telco is planning to shed hundreds of more jobs, although it denies these roles are being replaced by AI.

Lax security measures on an AI hiring bot used by McDonald's exposed the data of millions of applicants to hackers. The ...

Millions of McDonald's job applicants, including thousands in Australia, have had their data exposed due to a simple security flaw.

Listed IT consultancy Atturra says AI means burgeoning data needs - and that means a growing risk of data breaches and other threats.

Olivia, the AI chatbot McDonald’s uses to streamline job application processes, exposed an estimated 64 million chat logs ...