ISRAELI RESEARCHERS AT Red Access watched 380,000 private corporate assets leak onto the public web this week. Amateur employees are using "vibe-coding" tools like Replit and Lovable to build internal apps without engineering oversight. The researchers found 5,000 apps containing sensitive corporate data and personal identification. Privacy settings on these tools are set to "public" by default. Blake Brodie, a spokesperson for Base44, argued the applications were "deliberately set to public by their owners." This is the "Cognitive Enclosure" turning into a sieve. The tech elite promised AI would replace human engineers. Instead, they delivered a massive security rupture. Private companies are handing the keys to their databases to algorithms that don't know how to lock a door. The automation of the professional class has begun with a total collapse of digital security.