Ridiculous deals as store leaves website open for the public to edit
stuff.co.nz
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> get "a little smooch from Brian Tamaki" for $69
sounds like a good deal, no?
> and score a “succulent Chinese meal” for free.
Love it. This is wholesome vandalism.
> The store’s site uses Base44, a “no-code AI platform” that allows users to build web applications, but it has been left open for the public to edit.
You get what you think you paid for when you have no idea what you are doing and deploy vibe coded slop with zero security considerations and checks.