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torginus 7 days ago

Since the entire concept of Vibe Coding existed for a grand total of 5 months, how do companies reach the level of saturation with vibe coding, that it's not only prevalent, but makes sense to specialize in helping them recover from it?

thyristan 7 days ago | parent | next [-]

It only takes one tiny vibe-coded insecure extension to a pre-existing codebase (that might have been good secure code), to turn the whole thing into a catastrophe.

It's basically the same as in other parts of IT security: It only takes one lost root password, one exploited software/device/oversight, one slip, to let an attacker in (yes, defense-in-depth architecture might help, but nonetheless, every long exploit-chain starts with the first tiny crack in the armor).

ofjcihen 7 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

My guess is tons of small/medium sized companies were enamored with the speed and ease of use that LLMs promised and very quickly found solutions that “just worked”.

Also we don’t really specialize in it since that’s not something you would really do. It’s just that the usual vulnerabilities are more common AND compounded.

hirako2000 7 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

on the other juicing side, starting to see service companies like these popping up: https://perfect.codes/

torginus 7 days ago | parent [-]

I shudder at the thought of some novice vibe coder giving me thousands of lines of AI-generated flaming poop, and insist that it's almost correct, I just need to fix it here and there.

ath3nd 7 days ago | parent | prev [-]

AI slop don't sleep, AI slop don't stop. It's just garbage garbage garbage churned out constantly, everywhere, by everyone.

The profession of the future is a garbage man.