More than 64 million McDonald’s job applicants across the United States may have had their personal information exposed after ...

Cybersecurity researchers discovered a vulnerability in McHire, McDonald's chatbot job application platform, that exposed the ...

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

A security researcher found a huge data leak of 64 million McDonald’s job applicants by logging into the hiring chatbot with ...

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

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 ...

This is an unbelievable blunder, really, that potentially exposed the personal details of 64 million job applicants who used ...

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

Security researchers Ian Carroll and Sam Curry broke into the backend of McDonald’s hiring system by entering the username and password “123456,” as reported by Wired. They were then able to view the ...

Security researcher Ian Carroll successfully logged into an administrative account for Paradox.ai, the company that built McDonald's AI job interviewer, using "123456" as both a username ...