It's enough to raise the question: Is there a version of vibe coding that could actually hold up in a live environment? I spoke with Shiran Brodie, Head of Growth at Softr, for a face-to-face discussion on the challenges and solutions to vibe coding security hassles. Vibe coding is easy, but simplicity makes it a targetIn 2025, a security firm called Escape DAST analyzed 5,600 vibe-coded apps built using platforms like Loveable, Replit, Base44, and Bolt. More than 2,000 of these apps had security issues, totaling 2,038 critical vulnerabilities and over 400 exposed credentials. Larger companies expect these things to be handled by an AI coding platform’s native security systems.