According to security firm Claroc, research testing 43,551 Grok applications on November 12 found that 35,578 applications—nearly 94.7%—could be accessed without login credentials. The study identified 37,571 apps still in online status, raising concerns over data exposure in SpaceX's xAI-owned AI development tool.

SpaceX responded that Grok applications remain private by default until creators actively share them, with publishing requiring multiple steps. Following Claroc's report on November 8-9, 24 applications created by SpaceX and X employees were taken offline. However, the company has not disclosed how it will address other publicly accessible user applications.

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