Vibecoded Malware Is Flooding the Internet
THE SO WHAT
Vibe-coded malware—AI-written code with human-like comments and templates—shows how generative tools are flattening the signal defenders use to spot bad code. Security teams need to lean harder on behavioral and provenance-based detection rather than static signatures or ‘weird’ coding style.
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