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Security2026-06-23 · source-backed
"Understanding the (In)Security of Vibe-Coded Applications" finds that LLM-driven app generation routinely outpaces security review, leaving common vulnerability classes in shipped code. (arXiv) If you build with agents daily, this is the empirical version of a thing you already suspect. Functional acceptance is not a security pass. Pair it with the Thoughtworks data point that ~25% of AI-generated samples carry critical vulnerabilities, and the move is obvious: a mandatory security review step in your loop, not an optional one.
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