You built it. AI helped. Now challenge it.
Vibe coding makes it possible to go from idea to working software incredibly fast. You can build features, connect APIs, create logins, handle data and launch products without writing every line yourself.
But there’s a difference between code that works and code that’s secure.
Your application can look finished and behave exactly as expected while vulnerabilities sit underneath – in authentication, permissions, data handling, dependencies or code you didn’t even realise was risky.
And when AI has written significant parts of it, you might not know what you don’t know.
Hacka gives you a way to check!
#482 SSRF via avatar fetcher
HighConfirmed exploitable
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Source
req.body.urlroutes/upload.ts:18 -
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resolveAvatar(input)services/avatar.ts:54 -
Sink
fetch(url)uploads/avatar.ts:142
142-const res = await fetch(url);142+if (!isPublicHost(url)) {143+ throw new SsrfError('private network blocked');144+}145+const res = await fetch(url, { redirect: 'error' });Reachable from unauthenticated POST /upload. Patch passes 412 tests in CI.
Built with AI? Put it to the test.
AI can help you build the software. Hacka helps you understand whether it’s safe to ship.
Step 01
Find what AI missed
Your app can work perfectly and still contain vulnerabilities. Hacka analyses the code, dependencies and data flows to uncover security weaknesses that aren’t obvious from simply running the application.
Step 02
Challenge what AI built
Hacka goes beyond basic pattern matching. It traces potential attack paths and investigates whether weaknesses in your AI-generated code could actually be reached and exploited.
Step 03
Know what really matters
You don’t need to decipher hundreds of security warnings. Hacka validates and triages its findings, helping separate genuine risk from theoretical noise and showing you what needs attention first.
Step 04
Know how to fix it
Every finding comes with the affected code, an explanation of the risk and clear remediation guidance. Use it to make the fix yourself, give it to your developer, or take it back into your AI coding workflow.
Build with AI. Ship with confidence.
You don’t need to understand every line of code AI generated. Hacka gives you an independent security check, helps you understand the risks and shows you what to do next.
Reassurance before you go live
Your app works – but that doesn’t tell you whether it’s secure. Hacka independently scans what you’ve built, looking for vulnerabilities and testing potential risks before you put your software, users or data on the line.
Security insight without the expertise
You don’t need to know what SQL injection is or where an authentication flaw might be hiding. Hacka analyses the code for you, validates what matters and explains the findings clearly – giving you security insight you might not have yourself.
Clear guidance on what matters
Finding a vulnerability is only useful if you can do something about it. Hacka prioritises the risks, shows you the affected code and gives you clear remediation guidance you can take back to your developer or AI coding workflow.
AI & vibe code security FAQs
It can be – but working software isn’t automatically secure software.
AI-generated code can contain the same vulnerabilities, insecure dependencies and configuration issues as traditionally written code. Hacka gives you an independent way to check the software you’ve built before you rely on it.
A security vulnerability doesn’t always stop your application from working. Your login, database, forms and APIs can all function as expected while still containing weaknesses that could expose data or be exploited. Hacka looks at your software from a security perspective, not just whether it works.
Yes. You don’t need to understand every line of code or know what vulnerabilities to look for. Hacka analyses the codebase for you, prioritises what it finds and explains what needs attention and how to fix it.
AI coding tools can help review the code they generate, but that isn’t the same as putting your software through a dedicated security scanning process. Hacka provides a separate layer of security analysis designed to find, investigate and validate potential vulnerabilities.
Yes. Hacka doesn’t simply flag suspicious code and stop there. Where applicable, it traces potential exploit paths and attempts to validate findings within an isolated environment, helping distinguish genuine risks from theoretical warnings.
Yes. Hacka shows you the affected code, explains the vulnerability and provides remediation guidance. You can use that information to make the changes yourself, give it to a developer or take it back into your AI coding workflow.
Hacka creates a temporary, isolated copy of your repository solely to perform the security scan. Your original repository isn’t changed, no human reviews your source code, and the scan copy is deleted when scanning is complete. Your report remains and may contain the short code snippets needed to explain identified vulnerabilities.
Yes, but security shouldn’t stop at launch. It’s worth scanning after significant new features, changes to authentication or data handling, dependency updates and security fixes. Hacka’s monthly scan credits are designed to let you scan, fix and rescan as your software evolves.
Yes. You can start with a free scan with no card details required. Hacka will reveal one identified vulnerability, so you can see the kind of security insight it provides before choosing a monthly plan.