This is bonkers. Z.ai had initially apologised on Friday and said the data had been deleted, but users said they found the data was encrypted with a backend private key held only by Z.ai, meaning they could not open or verify their own uploaded files or independently confirm deletion.
This is bonkers. Z.ai had initially apologised on Friday and said the data had been deleted, but users said they found the data was encrypted with a backend private key held only by Z.ai, meaning they could not open or verify their own uploaded files or independently confirm deletion.
Related:
Inside ZCode: Silently uploading your Git history to the cloud
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49750694
They did open source ZCode in response
https://github.com/zai-org/ZCode
...worth?
Not a good look though. I believe Grok also got caught uploading user's codebase
Grok did as well, yes