Escape CTO: Apps Pass DAST Scans Yet Expose Business Logic Flaws as Vibe Coding Reshapes Pentesting
TechNadu · x · 2026-11-05
TechNadu interviews Antoine Carossio, CTO of Escape, on AI-driven penetration testing.
Key points: an app can pass DAST scans and still expose exploitable business logic flaws that traditional pentesting misses; the rise of vibe coding further expands the attack surface, and continuous AI-driven testing needs strict guardrails to be reliable.
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