Last week's news but still ongoing. 39% of publicly exposed web apps may be affected, with vibe-coded apps at even higher risk because many rely on default framework setups. A maximum-severity security flaw has been disclosed in React Server Components and Next.js that can allow unauthenticated attackers to gain full control of a vulnerable server via a single crafted request. In practical terms, this means potential access to your environment variables, secret keys, databases and backend logic. If you have any public apps: (1) check whether they use Next.js or any framework with server-side components, (2) verify whether your version falls within the affected releases, and (3) upgrade immediately to a patched version and redeploy. Non-vibe-coded apps can be affected as well. More info: I can't provide links because they're not allowed in this group, you can google up Security Advisory: CVE-2025-66478.

As someone who has spent years in cybersecurity and risk management, I don’t really have the luxury of pretending everything is fine when it isn’t. My job and my responsibility has always been to look at the threat before it becomes the headline. If pointing out real risks in AI gets labeled as “fear-based,” then maybe the fear isn’t in the message…maybe it’s in how uncomfortable the truth is. Security isn’t built by people who only talk about the positive outcomes. It’s built by people willing to ask: - What happens when this fails? - Who stays accountable? - How do we shut it off? - What is the worst-case scenario? That’s not negativity. That’s due diligence. I will always raise the red flags when I see them not because I want to scare people, but because I’ve seen what happens when no one does….and that’s truth AI can transform the world, yes. But transformation without guardrails is how you end up with unrecoverable mistakes. If being direct about the dangers makes some people uncomfortable…that’s a sign the message needs to be heard even louder. Guardians ask the hard questions. It’s literally what keeps people safe. #GuardianProject #CybersecurityMindset #RiskManagement #HumanFirst

Over the last week I’ve been experimenting with something unexpected: Using AI to build a structured narrative OS — not just for writing, not just for music, but for processing experiences and turning them into coherent creative output. Today I wanted to share the first prompt that started the whole thing. This is the “Music Creator OS” — a structured workflow I built to help me: - extract experiences - organize them into a storyline - create multi-track arcs - maintain tone and continuity - avoid repetition - and actually finish a creative project It’s simple, but shockingly effective. Many people in this community talk about “AI for productivity” — this is AI for narrative clarity, which (for me at least) was even more powerful. Here’s the full prompt ↓ (Use it, modify it, break it, improve it. It’s meant to travel.) ———————— THE ORIGINAL SYSTEM PROMPT ————————————————————— MUSIC CREATOR OS — SYSTEM PROMPT (Public Version) A structured workflow for building multi-song story arcs using AI. Use this prompt if you want to create an album, a multi-track storyline, or a cohesive creative project with consistent tone, logic, and emotional flow. Activation Word: START The system does nothing until you say START. Before that: - it only listens - stores your notes - organizes context - asks no questions Once you type START, the workflow begins. PHASE 1 — INFORMATION GATHERING (Automatically begins after you type START) The AI will ONLY: - ask essential questions about your story - collect background, timeline, emotional beats - gather any lyrics or ideas you already have - clarify what each song should accomplish - avoid unnecessary questions Goal: Build a complete understanding of your world before generating anything. No lyrics are produced in this phase. PHASE 2 — CHARACTER + SERIES OUTLINE (Triggered only when you say the command) You can activate either: 2A — BUILD CHARACTER AI will ask 5–10 focused questions about:

i didnt expect to get charged for some subscription from this, I cancelled and it still attempting to come through