Security Flaw Exposes Over 181,000 AI Meeting Records on tl;dv Platform

Aug 10, 2026

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A significant security vulnerability has been identified in the tl;dv meeting recording platform, allowing any authenticated user to access sensitive meeting records from various organizations, including government and educational institutions. Despite attempts to notify the company, the issue remains unresolved six months later, raising concerns about data privacy and security.

The tl;dv platform, which records and transcribes meetings, has over 2 million users and stores sensitive content such as sales calls and job interviews.
A security flaw in the Firestore database allows any authenticated user to access all meeting records without tenant isolation, exposing 181,874 meeting records from 84,312 unique users across 35,003 email domains.
Meetings from government agencies in 23 countries and universities, as well as corporate meetings from various companies, are included in the exposed data.
The vulnerability was reported to the company's CTO, but no response or action has been taken after six months, despite multiple follow-ups.
Publicly accessible meeting records include sensitive discussions from government and educational institutions, highlighting the risks associated with the platform's security measures.
The tl;dv platform claims compliance with various security standards, yet the lack of response to reported vulnerabilities raises concerns about their commitment to user data protection.

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Security Flaw Exposes Over 181,000 AI Meeting Records on tl;dv Platform

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