A data breach at McDonald's has compromised the personal information of 64 million job applicants, leading to urgent scrutiny ...

The company recently introduced a new AI-powered hiring platform, courtesy of partners Paradox.ai. Called McHire, it featured Olivia, an AI-powered chatbot that screens applicants, gathers their ...

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

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 ...

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

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

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 ...

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

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

Researchers discovered McDonald's AI hiring platform had an admin password of "123456," exposing up to 64 million job applicant records-raising serious concerns about data security in AI recruitment ...