Vibe Coding Security Isn't Just a Developer Problem Anymore

Bloomberg Law published a piece today about law students learning vibe coding. The takeaway wasn't about AI's potential. It was about its limits. The students discovered that vibe-coded systems "hallucinate, can't securely handle sensitive client information without proper security engineering and testing." Law students. Not developers. Not security researchers. Law students are now encountering vibe coding security failures. The Data Keeps Getting Worse This isn't speculation. The numbers from the past week: Veracode (2025 report): 45% of AI-generated code creates security vulnerabilities Kaspersky: Confirmed the 45% vulnerability rate independently Lovable audit: 10.3% of apps had critical Row Level Security flaws Cisco's security team: Found AI-built projects extracting data and injecting prompts without user awareness Apple: Started blocking vibe-coded apps from the App Store over security concerns And today, 4 different vibe coding security scanners launched in a single week. That