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Most enterprise security programs were built to protect servers, endpoints, and cloud accounts. None of them was built to find a customer intake form that a product manager vibe coded on Lovable over a weekend, connected to a live Supabase database, and deployed on a public URL indexed by Google. That gap now has a price tag. New research from Israeli cybersecurity firm RedAccess quantifies the scale. The firm discovered 380,000 publicly accessible assets, including applications, databases, and related infrastructure, built with vibe coding tools from Lovable, Base44, and Replit, as well as deployment platform Netlify. Roughly 5,000 of those assets, about 1.3%, contained sensitive corporate information. CEO Dor Zvi said his team found the exposure while researching shadow AI for customers. Axios independently verified multiple exposed apps, and Wired confirmed the findings separately. Among the verified exposures: a shipping company app detailed which vessels were expected at which ports. An internal health company application listed active clinical trials across the U.K. Full, unredacted customer service conversations for a British cabinet supplier sat on the open web. Internal financial information for a Brazilian bank was accessible to anyone who found the URL. The exposed data also included patient conversations at a childrenâs long-term care facility, hospital doctor-patient summaries, incident response records at a security company, and ad purchasing strategies. Depending on jurisdiction and the data involved, the healthcare and financial exposures may trigger regulatory obligations under HIPAA, UK GDPR, or Brazilâs LGPD. RedAccess found phishing sites built on Lovable that impersonated Bank of America, FedEx, Trader Joeâs, and McDonaldâs. Lovable said it had begun investigating and removing the phishing sites. The defaults are the problem Privacy settings on several vibe coding platforms make apps publicly accessible unless users manually switch them to private. Many of these applications get indexed by Google and other search engines. Anyone can stumble across them. Zvi put it plainly: âI donât think itâs feasible to educate the whole world around security. My mother is [vibe coding] with Lovable, and no offense, but I donât think she will think about role-based access.â This is not an isolated finding In October 2025, Escape.tech scanned 5,600 publicly available vibe-coded applications and found more than 2,000 high-impact vulnerabilities, over 400 exposed secrets including API keys and access tokens, and 175 instances of personal data exposure containing medical records and bank account numbers. Every vulnerability Escape found was in a live production system, discoverable within hours. The full report documents the methodology. Escape separately raised an $18 million Series A led by Balderton in March 2026, citing the security gap opened by AI-generated code as a core market thesis. Gartnerâs âPredicts 2026â report forecasts that by 2028, prompt-to-app approaches adopted by citizen developers will increase software defects by 2,500%. Gartner identifies a new class of defect where AI generates code that is syntactically correct but lacks awareness of broader system architecture and nuanced business rules. The remediation costs for these deep contextual bugs will consume budgets previously allocated to innovation. Shadow AI is the multiplier IBMâs 2025 Cost of a Data Breach Report found that 20% of organizations experienced breaches linked to shadow AI. Those incidents added $670,000 to the average breach cost, pushing the shadow AI breach average to $4.63 million. Among organizations that reported AI-related breaches, 97% lacked proper access controls . And 63% of breached organizations had no AI governance policy in place. Shadow AI breaches disproportionately exposed customer personally identifiable information at 65%, compared to 53% across all breaches, and affected data distributed across multiple environments 62% of the time. Only 34% of organizations with AI governance policies performed regular audits for unsanctioned AI tools. VentureBeatâs shadow AI research estimated that actively used shadow apps could more than double by mid-2026. Cyberhaven data found 73.8% of ChatGPT workplace accounts in enterprise environments were unauthorized. What to do first The audit framework below gives CISOs a starting point for triaging vibe-coded app risk across five domains. Domain Current State (Most Orgs) Target State First Action Discovery No visibility into vibe-coded apps Automated scanning of vibe coding platform domains Run DNS + certificate transparency scan for Lovable, Replit, Base44, and Netlify subdomains tied to corporate assets Authentication Platform defaults (public by default) SSO/SAML integration required before deployment Block unauthenticated apps from accessing internal data sources Code scanning Zero coverage for citizen-built apps Mandatory SAST/DAST before production Extend the existing AppSec pipeline to cover vibe-coded deployments Data loss prevention No DLP coverage for vibe coding domains DLP policies covering Lovable, Replit, Base44, Netlify Add vibe coding platform domains to existing DLP rules Governance No AI usage policy or shadow AI detection AI governance policy with regular audits for unsanctioned tools Publish an acceptable-use policy for AI coding tools with a pre-deployment review gate The CISO who treats this as a policy problem will write a memo. The CISO who treats this as an architecture problem will deploy discovery scanning across the four largest vibe coding domains, require pre-deployment security review, extend the existing AppSec pipeline to citizen-built apps, and add those domains to DLP rules before the next board meeting. One of those CISOs avoids the next headline. The vibe coding exposure RedAccess documented is not a separate problem from shadow AI. It is shadow AI's production layer. Employees build internal tools on platforms that default to public, skip authentication, and never appear on any asset inventory, which means the applications stay invisible to security teams until a breach surfaces or a reporter finds them first. Traditional asset discovery tools were designed to find servers, containers, and cloud instances. They have no way to find a marketing configurator that a product manager built on Lovable over a weekend, connected to a Supabase database holding live customer records, and shared with three external contractors through a public URL that Google indexed within hours. The detection challenge runs deeper than most security teams realize. Vibe-coded apps deploy on platform subdomains that rotate frequently and often sit behind CDN layers that mask origin infrastructure. Organizations running mature, secure web gateways, CASB, or DNS logging can detect employee access to these domains. But detecting access is not the same as inventorying what was deployed, what data it holds, or whether it requires authentication. Without explicit monitoring of the major vibe coding platforms, the apps themselves generate a limited signal in conventional SIEM or endpoint telemetry. They exist in a gap between network visibility and application inventory that most security stacks were never architected to cover. The platform responses tell the story Replit CEO Amjad Masad said RedAccess gave his company only 24 hours before going to the press. Base44 (via Wix) and Lovable both said RedAccess did not include the URLs or technical specifics needed to verify the findings. None of the platforms denied that the exposed applications existed. Wiz Research separately discovered in July 2025 that Base44 contained a platform-wide authentication bypass. Exposed API endpoints allowed anyone to create a verified account on private apps using nothing more than a publicly visible app_id. The flaw meant that showing up to a locked building and shouting a room number was enough to get the doors open. Wix fixed the vulnerability within 24 hours after Wiz reported it, but the incident exposed how thin the authentication layer is on platforms where millions of apps are being built by users who assume the platform handles security for them. The pattern is consistent across the vibe coding ecosystem. CVE-2025-48757 documented insufficient or missing Row-Level Security policies in Lovable-generated Supabase projects. Certain queries skipped access checks entirely, exposing data across more than 170 production applications. The AI generated the database layer. It did not generate the security policies that should have restricted who could read the data. Lovable disputes the CVE classification, stating that individual customers accept responsibility for protecting their application data. That dispute itself illustrates the core tension: platforms that market to nontechnical builders are shifting security responsibility to users who do not know it exists. What this means for security teams The RedAccess findings complete the picture. Professional agents face credential theft on one layer. Citizen platforms face data exposure on the other. The structural failure is the same. Security review happens after deployment or not at all. Identity and access management systems track human users and service accounts. They do not track the Lovable app a sales operations analyst deployed last Tuesday, connected to a live CRM database, and shared with three external contractors via a public URL. Nobody asks whether the database policies restrict who can read the data or whether the API endpoints require authentication. When those questions go unasked at AI-generation speed, the exposure scales faster than any human review process can match. The question for security leaders is not whether vibe-coded apps are inside their perimeter. The question is how many, holding what data, visible to whom. The RedAccess findings suggest the answer, for most organizations, is worse than anyone in the C-suite currently knows. The organizations that start scanning this week will find them. The ones that wait will read about themselves next.
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