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A convenience store in Auckland accidentally exposed its vibe-coded website to public editing, allowing anyone to add absurd items like crusty socks, an $850 banana, and all of New Zealand's national parks for sale. The error occurred during setup on Base44, a Wix-owned platform, highlighting risks of AI-assisted web tools for non-technical users. The incident underscores security flaws in no-code platforms when misconfigured.
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