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Chinese DeepSeek AI App: FULL of Security Holes Say Researchers

February 10, 2025

Xi knows if you’ve been bad or good: iPhone app sends unencrypted data to China—and Android app appears even worse. The post Chinese DeepSeek AI App: FULL of Security Holes Say Researchers appeared first on Security Boulevard.