More than 35,000 web applications created with the vibe-coding tool Grok Build were accessible to third parties without logging in. Claroc, a company specializing in AI security, discovered that the apps’ sharing links could be found through public DNS databases. Based on a sample, Claroc estimates that 650 to 800 of the applications contained private data. The Grok provider SpaceXSI itself was also affected. Continue reading after the advertisement In 24