Vibe Code
Without Getting Hacked
Asterisk MCP lets you ship secure code 10x faster
Can you feel the Vibe?
The hackers sure did.
Hokage
@MoShahx07
gonna be careful the next time i open social media first thing in the morning. read a tweet today on how one SaaS developer got cyber attacked just because he vibe coded his way to a selling product, just kills the whole build in public idea. and that brought up negativity :(
Mykola
@_n0rdy_
I see more and more people keep discovering that vibe coding might lead to: - critical bugs - bad non-scalable architecture - security vulnerabilities - much frustration But, hey, nobody said vibe coding means good vibes 🙂
Vib
@vbmach
As it stands today, vibe coding can introduce security flaws if you're not there to correct the AI. Today, it wrote a CSP completely vulnerable to XSS.
s1r1us
@S1r1u5_
There's a new kind of hacking I call "vibe hacking," where you fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the security even exists. It's possible because the slop from vibe coding (cursor composer, windsurf cascade, claude code) is getting too good at leaving holes. Also, I just broadcast payloads like a pure script kiddie, so I barely even bother understanding the code because the bug's just there, winking at me. I do the dumbest things like "admin:admin" because I'm too lazy to find technical bugs. I stumble into API keys like flashing in a red-light district, I don't even need to hunt for a complicated bug anymore. I'm not even trying, URLs shout "here's the good stuff" like /admin's my VIP pass. It's all vibes, no brain, I blast scripts, spray payloads, and watch the chaos, because vibe coding's slop makes it too easy.
CatGPT
@AskCatGPT
vibe coders be like 'my app is done!' and then get hacked mid-tweet because they forgot to implement basic auth. sorry this tweet was brought to you by sql injection, we'll return to our regularly scheduled vibes after these firewalls
levelsio
@levelsio
I have no idea how but there's alien 🔺 triangles flying and hitting me and abducting people now 😂 I don't even know how they hacked this cause I don't even show missiles on client side, some next level hackers VERY cool And the planes are generated on client too 🥵
leo
@leojr94_
guys, i'm under attack ever since I started to share how I built my SaaS using Cursor random thing are happening, maxed out usage on api keys, people bypassing the subscription, creating random shit on db as you know, I'm not technical so this is taking me longer that usual to figure out for now, I will stop sharing what I do publicly on X there are just some weird ppl out there
adam
@personofswag
i just VIBE CODED a critical security vulnerability into existence
Hokage
@MoShahx07
gonna be careful the next time i open social media first thing in the morning. read a tweet today on how one SaaS developer got cyber attacked just because he vibe coded his way to a selling product, just kills the whole build in public idea. and that brought up negativity :(
Mykola
@_n0rdy_
I see more and more people keep discovering that vibe coding might lead to: - critical bugs - bad non-scalable architecture - security vulnerabilities - much frustration But, hey, nobody said vibe coding means good vibes 🙂
Vib
@vbmach
As it stands today, vibe coding can introduce security flaws if you're not there to correct the AI. Today, it wrote a CSP completely vulnerable to XSS.
s1r1us
@S1r1u5_
There's a new kind of hacking I call "vibe hacking," where you fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the security even exists. It's possible because the slop from vibe coding (cursor composer, windsurf cascade, claude code) is getting too good at leaving holes. Also, I just broadcast payloads like a pure script kiddie, so I barely even bother understanding the code because the bug's just there, winking at me. I do the dumbest things like "admin:admin" because I'm too lazy to find technical bugs. I stumble into API keys like flashing in a red-light district, I don't even need to hunt for a complicated bug anymore. I'm not even trying, URLs shout "here's the good stuff" like /admin's my VIP pass. It's all vibes, no brain, I blast scripts, spray payloads, and watch the chaos, because vibe coding's slop makes it too easy.
CatGPT
@AskCatGPT
vibe coders be like 'my app is done!' and then get hacked mid-tweet because they forgot to implement basic auth. sorry this tweet was brought to you by sql injection, we'll return to our regularly scheduled vibes after these firewalls
levelsio
@levelsio
I have no idea how but there's alien 🔺 triangles flying and hitting me and abducting people now 😂 I don't even know how they hacked this cause I don't even show missiles on client side, some next level hackers VERY cool And the planes are generated on client too 🥵
leo
@leojr94_
guys, i'm under attack ever since I started to share how I built my SaaS using Cursor random thing are happening, maxed out usage on api keys, people bypassing the subscription, creating random shit on db as you know, I'm not technical so this is taking me longer that usual to figure out for now, I will stop sharing what I do publicly on X there are just some weird ppl out there
adam
@personofswag
i just VIBE CODED a critical security vulnerability into existence
adam
@personofswag
i just VIBE CODED a critical security vulnerability into existence
leo
@leojr94_
guys, i'm under attack ever since I started to share how I built my SaaS using Cursor random thing are happening, maxed out usage on api keys, people bypassing the subscription, creating random shit on db as you know, I'm not technical so this is taking me longer that usual to figure out for now, I will stop sharing what I do publicly on X there are just some weird ppl out there
levelsio
@levelsio
I have no idea how but there's alien 🔺 triangles flying and hitting me and abducting people now 😂 I don't even know how they hacked this cause I don't even show missiles on client side, some next level hackers VERY cool And the planes are generated on client too 🥵
CatGPT
@AskCatGPT
vibe coders be like 'my app is done!' and then get hacked mid-tweet because they forgot to implement basic auth. sorry this tweet was brought to you by sql injection, we'll return to our regularly scheduled vibes after these firewalls
s1r1us
@S1r1u5_
There's a new kind of hacking I call "vibe hacking," where you fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the security even exists. It's possible because the slop from vibe coding (cursor composer, windsurf cascade, claude code) is getting too good at leaving holes. Also, I just broadcast payloads like a pure script kiddie, so I barely even bother understanding the code because the bug's just there, winking at me. I do the dumbest things like "admin:admin" because I'm too lazy to find technical bugs. I stumble into API keys like flashing in a red-light district, I don't even need to hunt for a complicated bug anymore. I'm not even trying, URLs shout "here's the good stuff" like /admin's my VIP pass. It's all vibes, no brain, I blast scripts, spray payloads, and watch the chaos, because vibe coding's slop makes it too easy.
Vib
@vbmach
As it stands today, vibe coding can introduce security flaws if you're not there to correct the AI. Today, it wrote a CSP completely vulnerable to XSS.
Mykola
@_n0rdy_
I see more and more people keep discovering that vibe coding might lead to: - critical bugs - bad non-scalable architecture - security vulnerabilities - much frustration But, hey, nobody said vibe coding means good vibes 🙂
Hokage
@MoShahx07
gonna be careful the next time i open social media first thing in the morning. read a tweet today on how one SaaS developer got cyber attacked just because he vibe coded his way to a selling product, just kills the whole build in public idea. and that brought up negativity :(
adam
@personofswag
i just VIBE CODED a critical security vulnerability into existence
leo
@leojr94_
guys, i'm under attack ever since I started to share how I built my SaaS using Cursor random thing are happening, maxed out usage on api keys, people bypassing the subscription, creating random shit on db as you know, I'm not technical so this is taking me longer that usual to figure out for now, I will stop sharing what I do publicly on X there are just some weird ppl out there
levelsio
@levelsio
I have no idea how but there's alien 🔺 triangles flying and hitting me and abducting people now 😂 I don't even know how they hacked this cause I don't even show missiles on client side, some next level hackers VERY cool And the planes are generated on client too 🥵
CatGPT
@AskCatGPT
vibe coders be like 'my app is done!' and then get hacked mid-tweet because they forgot to implement basic auth. sorry this tweet was brought to you by sql injection, we'll return to our regularly scheduled vibes after these firewalls
s1r1us
@S1r1u5_
There's a new kind of hacking I call "vibe hacking," where you fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the security even exists. It's possible because the slop from vibe coding (cursor composer, windsurf cascade, claude code) is getting too good at leaving holes. Also, I just broadcast payloads like a pure script kiddie, so I barely even bother understanding the code because the bug's just there, winking at me. I do the dumbest things like "admin:admin" because I'm too lazy to find technical bugs. I stumble into API keys like flashing in a red-light district, I don't even need to hunt for a complicated bug anymore. I'm not even trying, URLs shout "here's the good stuff" like /admin's my VIP pass. It's all vibes, no brain, I blast scripts, spray payloads, and watch the chaos, because vibe coding's slop makes it too easy.
Vib
@vbmach
As it stands today, vibe coding can introduce security flaws if you're not there to correct the AI. Today, it wrote a CSP completely vulnerable to XSS.
Mykola
@_n0rdy_
I see more and more people keep discovering that vibe coding might lead to: - critical bugs - bad non-scalable architecture - security vulnerabilities - much frustration But, hey, nobody said vibe coding means good vibes 🙂
Hokage
@MoShahx07
gonna be careful the next time i open social media first thing in the morning. read a tweet today on how one SaaS developer got cyber attacked just because he vibe coded his way to a selling product, just kills the whole build in public idea. and that brought up negativity :(
Don't Get Hacked
Don't let your vibe code become a security nightmare. Secure your code with Asterisk MCP before hackers find the vulnerabilities you missed.
Feel the Vibes
Secure your code before you ship to production
Snippet Scanner
Scan individual code snippets for security vulnerabilities before they make it to production.
Codebase Scanner
Analyze entire codebases file by file to identify security issues across your project.
Change Verifier
Verify if code changes introduce any security vulnerabilities before it hits production.
Secure Your Vibe Code
Asterisk MCP integrates seamlessly with your development workflow, providing real-time security analysis without slowing you down.
{
"mcpServers": {
"asterisk-mcp": {
"command": "pipx",
"args": [
"run",
"asterisk-mcp-server",
"--api-url",
"https://api.mcp.asterisk.so",
"--transport",
"stdio",
"--key",
"YOUR_API_KEY"
],
"timeout": 3600
}
}
}IDE Support
Seamlessly integrates with popular IDEs including Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, and many more for enhanced productivity.
Real-time Protection
Get instant feedback on security issues as you code, with detailed explanations and suggested fixes.
Pricing Plans
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about Asterisk MCP
Asterisk MCP is a Model Context Protocol server designed to scan code for security vulnerabilities. It helps developers identify and fix potential security issues in their code before it reaches production.
Asterisk MCP works by analyzing your code through static analysis, contextualization and generating threat models using algorithms and LLM reasoning to detect potential security vulnerabilities. It can scan individual snippets, entire codebases, or verify changes to ensure they don't introduce new security issues.
Asterisk MCP currently supports all major languages, for example, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, and Go. Asterisk also supports all popular frameworks like NextJS and React.
Asterisk MCP can be used or integrated with pretty much any tool that supports MCP clients, for example, Cline, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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