Microsoft's Windows Recall Feature Faces Severe Security Criticisms
Experts highlight significant vulnerabilities in Microsoft's new AI tool, raising privacy and security concerns.
- Windows Recall takes constant screenshots to assist with AI-driven searches but stores data in an unencrypted database.
- Security researchers warn that the feature is highly susceptible to InfoStealer trojans and other cyber threats.
- Microsoft claims local data processing and storage, yet experts demonstrate how easily the data can be extracted.
- The tool captures all on-screen activity, including sensitive information, without redaction.
- Researchers urge Microsoft to overhaul Recall before its full release on Copilot+ PCs.