Vibecoding in production is definitely introducing vulnerabilities, but this is more about etablished systems. Current AI allows for cheap, fast and relatively easy exploration of vulnerabilities which in turn allows attackers to target systems that were previously not worth the effort.

There are a lot of bespoke systems, usually legacy code running on outdated OSes on obsolete hardware. This includes hospitals, banks, infrastructure, and many businesses. All viable targets now.

“Security by obscurity” doesn’t work anymore (if it ever did).

Better yet, JPEG and MP3 are basically the same compression algoritm.

You mean the thing that should’ve been there from the start? The thing that was possible since launch using Explorer Patcher or Windhawk?

Yeah, I’m still on Windows due to specific issues I could never solve with Linux (although I’m itching to try again). If I was not able to have top-side taskbar with small icons, never collapsing and left aligned (as it should be), I would rather put up with any issues Linux gave me than use Windows 11 with its defaults.