IoT security was already enough of a shitshow before vibe coding, now we can reach levels of botnet never thought possible.
I'd take vibecoded iot code any day vs the typical hot mess of poorly written code by non-experts following online tutorials and the casual stackoverflow copy-paste :)
I feel like a decent AI model would at least ask if you’d considered adding a login and password to your redis or mongodb instance.
That's either very brave, or very foolish. Vibeslop is already well known for the security risks that come with it.
Yes, because human-made code is risk-free. I suggest you actually look at a codebase of a proprietary device before forming a proper opinion.
>Yes, because human-made code is risk-free.
If whataboutism is all you have, this conversation is over.
> I suggest you actually look at a codebase of a proprietary device before forming a proper opinion
You have no idea what codebases I've seen and worked in, so don't assume I have not. My opinions are well-formed.
I'd take vibecoded iot code any day vs the typical hot mess of poorly written code by non-experts following online tutorials and the casual stackoverflow copy-paste :)
I feel like a decent AI model would at least ask if you’d considered adding a login and password to your redis or mongodb instance.
That's either very brave, or very foolish. Vibeslop is already well known for the security risks that come with it.
Yes, because human-made code is risk-free. I suggest you actually look at a codebase of a proprietary device before forming a proper opinion.
>Yes, because human-made code is risk-free.
If whataboutism is all you have, this conversation is over.
> I suggest you actually look at a codebase of a proprietary device before forming a proper opinion
You have no idea what codebases I've seen and worked in, so don't assume I have not. My opinions are well-formed.