We all use Copilot to code faster now. But that also means bugs, risky deps, or bad pipeline changes can sneak in before anyone notices.
Not trying to scare anyone, just sharing a useful resource 👇
This <a href="https://xygeni.io/resources/download-whitepaper-secure-vibe-coding-before-it-becomes-your-organizations-biggest-ai-risk/?utm_source=daily-dev&amp;utm_medium=post" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">whitepaper </a>explains:
• Real security risks in AI-generated code
• Why normal AppSec tools miss them
• How prompts, deps, and pipelines introduce issues
• Simple ideas to stay fast and safe
If you’re experimenting with AI coding tools, it’s worth a look!
Let me know what you think, curious how your squad is handling AI code reviews 👀
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AI coding assistants like Copilot can introduce security vulnerabilities, risky dependencies, and problematic pipeline changes that traditional AppSec tools may miss. A whitepaper from Xygeni explores these risks and offers strategies for maintaining security while using AI-generated code, covering prompt-related issues, dependency problems, and pipeline concerns.

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