I got caught up reading a thread on IndieHackers about security issues in vibe-coded apps, and honestly, it kinda blew my mind.

Apparently, a guy named Leo was building in public, launching his product, and gaining traction, until people started hacking his app just for fun. I think he had to take it offline because of critical vulnerabilities. And he's not alone. Some vibe coders have so little technical knowledge that even their paywalls can be bypassed with two lines of CSS.

I got caught up reading a thread on IndieHackers about security issues in vibe-coded apps, and honestly, it kinda blew my mind.

Apparently, a guy named Leo was building in public, launching his product, and gaining traction, until people started hacking his app just for fun. I think he had to take it offline because of critical vulnerabilities. And he's not alone. Some vibe coders have so little technical knowledge that even their paywalls can be bypassed with two lines of CSS.

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