We’ve been saying for a while that AI-built applications carry predictable security risks. Now we’ve built the tool to scan for them. After several months of development and internal testing, our remote security scanner for vibe-coded applications is operational — and the early results confirm what we suspected: exposed API keys, open administrative interfaces, and missing authentication are far more common than they should be.
The scanner works against a live URL or IP address, requiring no access to the source code or infrastructure. It checks for hardcoded credentials leaked through API responses, publicly accessible admin interfaces, missing or misconfigured authentication and authorization, exposed environment variables, and common misconfigurations introduced by AI code generators. We’re currently using it as part of our security audit engagements, and we’re opening it up to clients who want a fast, non-invasive first look at their application’s security posture before we go deeper.
If you’ve shipped something built with AI and want to know what an attacker would see — get in touch.