Cursor employee investigations revealed that data generated by internal testing GrokBot may contain confidential customer and partner information, and may have been transmitted to SpaceX SI, the AI division of SpaceX under the acquirer SpaceX. A Cursor lawyer warned that the use of such data training models lacks legal authority, and once exposed, it will cause a huge crisis of trust. The company immediately carried out an internal audit, requiring employees to log in to the tool using an enterprise email address, and decided to exclude employee usage data for subsequent model training. In addition, Cursor also revealed a number of data breaches: the GTM website's underlying code built by the marketing team embedded customer data and access passwords, leading to the disclosure of information from companies such as Bosch and Verizon. However, before SpaceXSI was merged into Cursor, there were also incidents where API keys and code repository information were leaked. SpaceX SI did not comment.

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