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Why Functional Vibe-Coded Apps Can Still Hide Critical Security Flaws

Why Functional Vibe-Coded Apps Can Still Hide Critical Security Flaws

Vibe-coded apps built with AI assistants may work perfectly but often hide critical security flaws like hardcoded secrets, client-side auth bypasses, and exposed internal tools. These flaws evade standard testing and are growing rapidly - here’s how to spot and fix them.

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