Security researchers were able to hack into the McHire platform using weak credentials, such as a password of "123456." ...

McDonald's AI hiring platform McHire faced a limited security breach affecting five candidate records despite reports suggesting millions were compromised.

Basic security flaws left the personal info of tens of millions of McDonald’s job-seekers vulnerable on the “McHire” site ...

Following disclosure on June 30, 2025, Paradox.ai and McDonald’s acknowledged the vulnerability within the hour. By July 1, default credentials were disabled and the endpoint was secured.

AI tools have become essential for tasks like data collection and recruitment, but McDonald's faced significant issues due to ...

Listed IT consultancy Atturra says the burgeoning data of AI is creating challenges for organisations, including the growing risk of ... Read More The post Criterion: McDonald’s data breach with the ...

A major breach in McHire exposed sensitive data from millions of job seekers, raising serious concerns about AI and cybersecurity.

Olivia's jaw-dropping weakness was discovered by cybersecurity researchers Ian Carroll and Sam Curry, who were able to break into the backend of the Paradox.ai LLM using the username and password ...

Security researchers found that they could access the personal information of 64 million people who had applied for a job at McDonald’s, in large part by logging into the company’s AI job ...

Fast Food, Weak Passwords: McDonald’s AI Hiring Tool Exposed Millions of Applicants’ Data Your email has been sent When security researchers Ian Carroll and Sam Curry began poking around the ...

The McHire AI bot was created by Paradox.ai, which claims that 90% of McDonalds franchisees make use of it in their hiring ...

However, a review of stolen password data gathered by multiple breach-tracking services shows that at the end of June 2025, a ...