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Row Level Security: The Database Safety Net You Must Enable

In 2025, researchers scanned 20,000 vibe-coded apps and found 11% were leaking database access — most because Row Level Security was never turned on. Here's what RLS is, why AI coding tools miss it, and how to fix it in under ten minutes.

Track: security · Mar 25, 2026

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Dependency Security: Supply Chain Attacks via npm

Your audit tool came back clean. You still got owned. That's the brutal reality of npm supply chain attacks — where the package itself is the weapon, and it strikes before you run a single line of your own code.

Track: security · Apr 2, 2026

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Prompt of the Day: Add Row Level Security to Your Supabase Tables

Your AI coding assistant built your Supabase tables fast. It probably skipped Row Level Security entirely. Here's the exact prompt that generates correct, production-ready RLS policies for any table you have — plus the anti-prompt that produces policies that look right but leave your data wide open.

Track: prompts · Mar 28, 2026

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The Monthly Security Audit: Your Ongoing Checklist

Security checked at launch decays the moment you ship your next feature. A 50-minute monthly audit -- covering dependencies, access controls, secrets, logging, and infrastructure -- is the habit that keeps vibe-built apps safe long after go-live.

Track: security · Apr 13, 2026

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AI Hallucination Detection: When Your AI Invents Packages

Your AI coding assistant just recommended a package that doesn't exist. An attacker already registered it with malware inside. This is slopsquatting — the threat born from AI hallucinations — and it's actively targeting vibe coders right now.

Track: security · Apr 3, 2026

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Free Security Scanning Tools You Should Run Today

You've built something with AI assistance. It works. Users love it. But is it safe? In this guide, Tom Hundley walks through eight free security scanning tools — Semgrep, Bandit, ESLint security plugins, npm audit, pip-audit, Trivy, TruffleHog/Gitleaks, and OWASP ZAP — with exact install and run commands for each. Run these today before your next deployment.

Track: security · Apr 5, 2026

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Supabase Security Hardening Checklist

Hundreds of Supabase projects have had their entire databases exposed through a single misconfiguration: Row Level Security left disabled. This checklist walks you through every critical security setting -- from RLS policies to service role key hygiene to storage bucket access -- so your app is hardened before it matters.

Track: security · Apr 11, 2026

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MCP Security: Risks of Connecting AI to Your Systems

Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets your AI assistant reach into your databases, email, GitHub, and Slack -- but every new connection is a new attack surface. Real incidents in 2025 showed that a single malicious prompt embedded in a support ticket or a webpage can silently redirect an AI agent to exfiltrate your credentials. Here is what vibe coders need to know before they wire up their next integration.

Track: security · Apr 9, 2026