If someone trojaned pentesting tools amid the vibe coding scramble, who'd notice?
generativist · x · 2026-10-23
A security-flavored quip pointing out a real risk: with so many vibe coders scrambling to pull in pentesting-essential tools, it would be trivially easy for someone to trojan one of them — a supply-chain attack waiting to happen in the vibe coding era.
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