AI-Generated Code Ships With Security Flaws That Standard QA Misses
Teams shipping AI-generated code face a gap where typical QA passes don't catch injection flaws, broken access control, and IDOR vulnerabilities that AI coding tools tend to introduce. Without scheduled, environment-aware security testing built into the QA cycle, these flaws can reach staging or production before anyone notices.
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