Ai Agent Security: App Security For Vibe-Coded Agents
Published 5/2026
Created by Eden Marco
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All Levels | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 29 Lectures ( 1h 32m ) | Size: 1.71 GB
Secure AI-generated apps and web-based AI agents against injection, auth flaws, secrets exposure, and insecure defaults.
What you'll learn

Identify the top security risks in AI agents and AI-generated applications, including prompt injection, auth flaws, insecure defaults, and data exposure

Exploit and fix real vulnerabilities in a web-based AI agent using hands-on attack, defense, and verification exercises

Apply secure coding patterns for input validation, authentication, authorization, secrets handling, and least privilege

Recognize security issues introduced by AI coding tools and review generated code with a stronger AppSec mindset

Reduce agent blast radius with tool restrictions, identity-aware controls, memory protection, and guardrails

Use practical security review habits, checklists, and testing approaches before shipping AI-assisted applications
Requirements

Basic familiarity with software development or web applications is helpful, but deep security expertise is not required

Python, APIs, or backend development will make the hands-on demos easier to follow

Security professionals can take the course without being full-time developers, as concepts are explained from both engineering and security perspectives

An interest in AI agents, AI-assisted development, application security, or secure system design is recommended
Description
assisted development makes it faster than ever to build applications, but it also makes it easier to ship security mistakes at speed. This course teaches the
fundamentals of application security for vibe coded apps through a practical, modern example: a
web-based AI agent application with real tools, user data, authentication, and cloud access.
Instead of learning security only through theory, you'll work through a classic real-world pattern many developers are now building: an AI-powered app that looks like a normal web product on the surface, but behind the scenes includes LLM workflows, tool calling, memory, and backend access. That makes it the perfect example for understanding both
traditional app security and
AI agent security together.
In this hands-on course, you'll learn

core application security concepts every AI-assisted developer should know

OWASP-style risks including injection, auth flaws, insecure defaults, and over-permissioned systems

how AI code generation can introduce vulnerabilities into apps and agents

how to recognize insecure patterns in generated code and architecture

secure coding patterns for input validation, authentication, authorization, and sensitive data handling

secrets management, dependency hygiene, and common supply chain risks

how to reduce blast radius in agentic systems with layered defenses

how to use automated scanning and AI-powered review workflows before deployment

how to build a personal security checklist for rapid AI-assisted development
A major focus of the course is showing how a
classic web-coded AI agent can become vulnerable to prompt injection, data exfiltration, broken authorization, memory attacks, and excessive privilege and then walking through how to fix those issues step by step.
By the end of the course, students will understand how to build faster with AI
without skipping security fundamentals, and how to apply practical defenses to both conventional software and modern AI agent applications.
Short Attack List

Prompt Injection

Indirect Prompt Injection

Injection Attacks

Broken Authentication

Broken Authorization

Insecure Defaults

Secret Exposure

Data Exfiltration

Memory Poisoning

Tool Abuse

Jailbreaks

PII Leakage

Dependency Risks

Supply Chain Risks

Excessive Permissions
Who this course is for

Software engineers and developers building AI-powered apps, AI agents, or vibe-coded products

Security engineers, application security engineers, and cloud security engineers who need to assess AI application risk

SOC engineers and security analysts who want to understand how AI agent attacks work in practice

CISOs, security leaders, and technical decision-makers who need a practical view of AI agent risk and defense

Solutions architects, platform engineers, and engineering managers responsible for secure AI adoption

Anyone who wants to understand how traditional AppSec and modern AI agent security connect in real systems
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