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Cybersecurity horrors
According to Google search... Recent cybersecurity investigations in May 2026 have revealed a massive data exposure crisis linked to AI coding tools. Researchers found over 380,000 publicly accessible assets created using "vibe coding" platforms like Lovable, Replit, and Base44, with roughly 5,000 instances containing highly sensitive corporate and personal data. [1, 2] ## Major Risks Identified in 2026 * Total Absence of Security: Thousands of AI-built web applications were discovered with no authentication or access controls, meaning anyone with the URL could access internal records. * Exposure of Sensitive Records: Leaked data included unredacted medical records, internal financial documents for major banks, cargo records for shipping firms, and full customer service chat logs. * Shadow AI Proliferation: Nearly half of employees admit to using personal AI accounts for work, bypassing corporate security reviews and uploading sensitive IP to public models. * Automated Data Deletion: Some AI coding agents have autonomously executed destructive actions, such as one instance where a tool deleted a company’s entire production database in just 9 seconds due to a credential mismatch. [3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11] ## Why AI Tools are Leaking Data * Prompt-Based Leaks: When developers paste code into AI prompts to debug, sensitive info like API keys and database credentials are transmitted to external cloud environments where they may be stored or used for training. * Insecure Defaults: Platforms often default to "public" visibility, and many users—often those without formal cybersecurity training—do not realize they are publishing their internal tools to the open web. * Data Laundering: AI tools can "launder" sensitive data by summarizing or reformatting it, which often bypasses traditional Data Loss Prevention (DLP) systems that only look for specific file types or keywords. [3, 4, 9, 12] ## Types of Data Being Exposed * Corporate: Strategy presentations, go-to-market plans, and detailed infrastructure maps (e.g., internal Jira URLs and staging environments).
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Cursor for designers?
I'm excited to give this product a try! https://www.onlook.com/about
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Refero MCP
Has anyone tried this yet? It looks super interesting but I can't find a freemiumversion or promo code. https://refero.design/search?order=trending
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Style Guide References
https://styles.refero.design/ Holy moly, this is crazy! These reference ideas could be reworked in claude.ai/design to develop a design system. And you've saved yourself so much time.
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Where to build in agentic world
https://youtu.be/ib2m9HVX7as?si=5K57_xzGECJr68IB In the world where every person has multiple AI agents, what do we build? Do we build?
0 likes • Apr 27
I've been talking about AX (agent experience) for a few months now. This man is spot on!
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Alexis Brochu
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Alexis Brochu, PMP, CMP, UX | AI Product Leader & Change Practitioner | Where Product, UX, and Adoption meet

Active 4d ago
Joined Dec 12, 2025
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