‼️ Google's AI search falsely told users that a German lawyer had lost his licence for embezzling client money. He has practised in Bremen without a break since 1992.
The AI had mixed him up with a former Bremen lawyer accused of taking about €380,000 from clients.
‼️ UPDATE: Notion confirms it was impacted by the Fireworks AI breach.
Notion AI chat transcripts were among the exposed data, potentially involving customer information.
Notion has disabled its Insights feature and stopped using Fireworks for open-weight models.
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‼️ Hackers stole the passwords of everyone registered on a portal of Germany's Technical University of Munich, plus their names, home addresses and dates of birth.
One stolen login belonged to an administrator of TUMonline, the campus system that runs student records. The attackers turned it on that system too, and TUM has taken it offline.
The data also covers students' ID numbers and degree programmes, and staff work addresses and phone numbers. TUM believes grades were not touched.
TUM has not said how many people are hit. Accounts with multi-factor login were safe.