Vibe Coding's Rise and Associated Hacking Risks
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Vibe coding, named Collins Dictionary's Word of the Year 2025, allows developers to write code using natural language prompts, facilitated by AI tools. While this method enhances accessibility and speeds up development, it introduces significant security risks, leading to concerns about 'vibe hacking' as malicious actors exploit these vulnerabilities.
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