📰 Dev.to · Charles Kern

TL;DR AI editors love exec() with a template string, because that is what most tutorials...

TL;DR You can now paste any public GitHub repo URL and get a security grade back in...

TL;DR Ask any AI editor for a "fetch this URL" feature and it hands the user's raw input...

TL;DR AI editors still reach for md5/sha1 to hash passwords because that is what a decade...

A marketing director I spoke with last month spent eighteen months and roughly $60K building out her...

A marketing director I talked to recently had a problem she couldn't explain. Her company ranked on...

TL;DR AI editors frequently output MD5 or SHA-1 for password hashing -- both broken for...

TL;DR AI editors add authentication middleware but skip per-resource ownership checks by...

TL;DR AI editors default to MD5/SHA1 because training data is dominated by pre-2012...

TL;DR AI-generated CRUD endpoints routinely skip ownership checks (CWE-639) Any...

TL;DR Cursor generates authenticated API routes with no ownership verification by...

TL;DR AI editors generate routes that fetch resources by ID with no ownership check --...

TL;DR AI editors almost always default to cors() with no config -- which sets...

TL;DR AI assistants trained on public repos reproduce hardcoded secrets because that's...

TL;DR Cursor almost always outputs cors() or cors({ origin: '*' }) with no origin...

TL;DR Wildcard CORS (Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *) shows up in the majority of...

TL;DR Cursor, Claude Code, and Copilot consistently generate Access-Control-Allow-Origin:...

TL;DR AI editors add authentication middleware but routinely skip ownership...

TL;DR Cursor and Claude Code generate resource endpoints that authenticate but never...

TL;DR Cursor generates jwt.decode instead of jwt.verify, which skips signature validation...