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When your coding model refuses your own AppSec work

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If you do application security, you have probably watched a coding model decline something routine: writing a proof of concept for a bug in your own staging app, or explaining how a flaw in your own handler would be exploited so you can fix it. That leaves the defender with less help than an attack…

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  1. 2026-10-26 17:33 · DEV Community — AI
    When your coding model refuses your own AppSec work

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