- DeepSeek’s database was found accessible without authentication, exposing over a million lines of sensitive data.
- The breach has led to investigations in Europe and the US, with Italy already removing the app over privacy concerns.
- Security researchers from Wiz Research discovered the flaw, highlighting the lack of security measures in place.
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