Private Beta Launch of an Automated Web App Security Auditor
A private-beta announcement for a security scanning platform that checks for leaked secrets, misconfigured access rules, exposed APIs, and weak infrastructure headers, then offers guided fixes. The post promotes an existing solution rather than describing an unmet user problem.
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AI-generated vibe-coded apps ship with live security holes
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Pre-Release Security Scanner for AI-Generated ("Vibe-Coded") Apps
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