DeepSeek, a Chinese generative AI platform, has encountered a significant data security issue after a critical database was found exposed on the internet. Researchers from the cloud security firm Wiz discovered that the database, which was publicly accessible, contained over a million records including user chat histories, API authentication tokens, and internal system logs. The exposure has brought attention to the startup, which has been rapidly gaining prominence, and has highlighted potential security vulnerabilities in the AI sector. The database, identified as a ClickHouse database used for server analytics, was quickly secured following the researchers’ disclosure attempts. Despite efforts to contact DeepSeek, the company has not responded to requests for comment. The incident underscores the need for stringent security measures in handling sensitive AI data.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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