Lovable apps expose 200K private messages, passport details
A vulnerability in Lovable's low-code app platform leaked over 200,000 private messages and passport details, exposing widespread data risks in rapidly deployed no-code tools.
A vulnerability in Lovable's low-code app platform leaked over 200,000 private messages and passport details, exposing widespread data risks in rapidly deployed no-code tools.
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A vulnerability in Lovable's low-code app platform leaked over 200,000 private messages and passport details, exposing widespread data risks in rapidly deployed no-code tools.
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