Most new CVEs hit hand-written legacy code, dev pushes back on vibe coding security blame
HowDevelop · x · 2026-10-23
Pushing back on claims that one year of vibe coding caused this week's wave of vulnerabilities, developer championswimmer argues most CVEs actually impact older hand-written code, and that human-written code isn't inherently safer than AI-written. He adds that AI agents are critical for defense — deploying changes at scale, monitoring, and writing patches.
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