When Matt Schlicht built Moltbook, the social network where AI agents talk to one another, he didn’t write the code himself. He “just had a vision,” and vibe-coded it. The social network launched on Jan. 28, 2026, and within days, security researchers started to see serious security flaws. Experts at cloud security company Wiz and, independently, researcher Jameson O’Reilly, discovered that Moltbook’s backend database, hosted on Supabase, had been improperly configured. As a result, it grant...

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