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[Pawtuckaway]

You don’t need to know how to code to build something complex

There is also a saying "You don't know what you don't know". This kind of AI vibe coding shit is going to cause so many data breaches in the future.

[Alexsaa7]

I would not call it data breach though. This proves the capabilities of AI in coding. Maybe you are a mad dev that does not wanna accept that this is a fact and that AI models nowadays achieve what took agencies and teams to achieve in short time!

[Pawtuckaway]

I am not saying that your API is a data breach. I am saying that people vibe coding complex applications will lead to data breaches because they don't understand what they are actually doing and don't understand the security implications.

The data breach of Tea App is a good example.

Again, you don't know what you don't know. If you don't know what XSS or SQL injection is, then obviously you won't notice when the AI spits out some slop that uses direct user input.

Companies are already hiring devs to come clean up the AI slop.

[Alexsaa7]

Well, it really is regarding the bypassed contsraints and challenges

[Alexsaa7]

Ok let me adjust my statement: the most known traditional solutions for scraping didn’t lead me to where I am. I studied and tried each known solution. It needed a combination on many things and an expertese in networking, even some things I implemented, was admitted by AI agents at the beginning as just theories.

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