Recent research by Pentera has revealed that training applications, designed to teach secure coding and provide hands-on practice, are being left exposed on the public internet. These applications, including OWASP Juice Shop and Damn Vulnerable Web Application, are often used for demos and internal testing. Unfortunately, security teams may not realize that these intentionally vulnerable environments are actively being exploited by attackers. This situation poses a significant risk, as it allows malicious actors to gain access to sensitive information or launch further attacks from these platforms. Organizations using such training tools need to ensure they are properly secured to prevent unauthorized access.