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2025 Web Security Threats: AI-Generated Code, JavaScript Injections, and Supply Chain Attacks

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In 2025, web security faced significant challenges due to AI-powered attacks, evolving injection techniques, and supply chain compromises. Key threats included vibe coding vulnerabilities, JavaScript injection campaigns, Magecart 2.0 attacks, AI supply chain attacks, and web privacy validation failures. These threats forced organizations to rethink their defensive strategies and adopt proactive security measures.

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  1. 04.12.2025 13:30 1 articles · 23h ago

    Critical Authentication Bypass in Base44 Platform (July 2025)

    In July 2025, a critical authentication bypass vulnerability in Base44, a vibe coding platform owned by Wix, allowed unauthenticated attackers to access any private application on the shared infrastructure. The flaw affected enterprise applications handling PII, HR operations, and internal chatbots. Wix patched the flaw within 24 hours, but the incident exposed a critical risk when platform security fails.

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  • Vibe coding, where AI generates code, led to exploitable flaws bypassing traditional security tools.

    First reported: 04.12.2025 13:30
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  • JavaScript injection campaigns compromised 150,000 websites, demonstrating industrial-scale attacks.

    First reported: 04.12.2025 13:30
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  • Magecart attacks surged 103% in six months, leveraging supply chain dependencies and sophisticated techniques.

    First reported: 04.12.2025 13:30
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  • AI supply chain attacks saw a 156% increase in malicious package uploads to open-source repositories.

    First reported: 04.12.2025 13:30
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  • 70% of top US websites dropped advertising cookies even when users opted out, leading to compliance failures.

    First reported: 04.12.2025 13:30
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