Ship Your Vibe-Coded App Without Getting Hacked

₹1,600

Your AI tool built the app in an afternoon. It also left the doors unlocked. Vibe-coded apps ship fast, and they ship with the same handful of security mistakes: secret keys in the browser, databases anyone can read, endpoints that never check who's asking. In 2025, Veracode found that 45% of AI-generated code samples contained a known vulnerability. Bigger models didn't fix it. And people using AI assistants tend to write less secure code while believing it's more secure. That gap is what this book closes. Ship Your Vibe-Coded App Without Getting Hacked is a 35-page pre-launch security guide for apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude Code and similar tools. You don't need to become a security engineer. Every chapter gives you a simple check you can run yourself (a browser click, a file to open, a one-line command), a copy-paste fix-it prompt for your AI tool, and a short description of what the corrected result should look like. What's inside: Why vibe-coded apps get hacked, with the real 2025 incidents: Replit, the Tea app, and CVE-2025-48757 Secrets and API keys: how NEXT_PUBLIC_ and VITE_ leak your Stripe and Supabase service_role keys, and why rotating is the only real fix Database access rules: Supabase Row Level Security and Firebase Security Rules, and the "logged in is not owns this data" trap Authentication and authorization: IDOR/BOLA, why hidden buttons and random IDs aren't access control, and managed auth options Payments and webhooks: server-side prices, Stripe signature verification, and idempotent handlers Input handling and injection: XSS, SQL injection, file uploads, and prompt injection Rate limiting and cost blowups: spend caps, per-user limits, and protecting your AI bill Dependencies and supply chain: slopsquatting and hallucinated packages Infrastructure basics: security headers, CORS, error handling, backups, and keeping AI agents away from production data A 30-minute pre-launch routine built on free tools, plus when to pay a professional and the legal basics (GDPR, India's DPDP Act) A full walkthrough auditing a sample Lovable + Supabase + Stripe app, a pre-launch checklist, a glossary, and a resource list Where a statistic comes from a security vendor, the book says so. Who this is for: Builders and indie founders shipping real apps with AI tools, who want to launch without leaving the doors unlocked. Not a security textbook, just what to check, what to tell your AI to fix, and how to verify it worked.