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Amritwt frames recent AI app-building as a security crisis

2026-03-31 · 16:01 UTC ·amritwt ·1 min read

Brief

Amritwt frames recent AI app-building as a security crisis: founders are shipping AI-written code quickly, but the post argues that this code is far more vulnerable than human-written software. The argument ties a specific breach involving 72,000 leaked images to poor authentication and uses that example to justify depthfirst’s $80 million Series B as a bet on securing “vibe-coded” companies.

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title: @amritwt: let me explain what just happened > people started building entire companies wit...
author: amritwt
contenttype: twitterpost
published: 2026-03-31T16:01:12+00:00
source_url: https://x.com/amritwt/status/2039065018046853619

word_count: 146

Tweet by @amritwt

let me explain what just happened > people started building entire companies with AI > the code has way more security holes than anything a human would write > karpathy who literally coined vibe coding hand-coded his own production app because he didn’t trust it > meanwhile everyone else is shipping it > a dating app built for women’s safety got breached because the AI code had zero authentication > 72,000 sensitive images ended up on 4chan > this guy saw it coming and raised $80M to fix it before it gets worse The breached platforms are already his customers btw

Posted: 2026-03-31T16:01:12.000Z
Engagement: 52 likes, 1 retweets, 5 replies

Quoting @andreamichi

depthfirst has raised an $80M Series B at a $580M valuation.

Attackers are using AI to break into systems faster than ever before. depthfirst is on a mission to stop this.

RT + Comment “depthfirst” and I’ll send you a FREE vibe coding security agent.