The Lovable service, which can collect applications and websites without code, leaked the data of thousands of people - passport numbers, cards and 200 thousand personal correspondence were in the public domain. The service is simple: you describe what application you want, and in ten minutes it is ready. Everything works without a programmer and that's the problem. It was tested by the German firm Krissy Sade. Of the 159,000 projects on the platform, 7,403 were opened without a password. Inside were customer email numbers, passport numbers, payment details and another 200,000 correspondence with the neural network itself, where people generously shared passwords and logs. Lubavitcher's initials said the industry was to blame, not them. At the same time, the contract states that the customer is responsible for the leak. tension. results @exploitex.