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Vikash Singh Tomar retweeted
Your code isn't the only thing attackers want.
API keys, AI session tokens, and cloud credentials can be far more valuable than the code itself.
That's why security needs to go beyond the browser and cover your entire development environment.
Protect your secrets before they become someone else's access.
Your secrets don't live in just one place.
-> Browser: catches keys before you paste into AI tools
-> Desktop: anonymises exposed secrets locally
-> Dashboard: tracks it all for your team
One tool. Every surface.
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Your code isn't the only thing attackers want.
API keys, AI session tokens, and cloud credentials can be far more valuable than the code itself.
That's why security needs to go beyond the browser and cover your entire development environment.
Protect your secrets before they become someone else's access.
Your secrets don't live in just one place.
-> Browser: catches keys before you paste into AI tools
-> Desktop: anonymises exposed secrets locally
-> Dashboard: tracks it all for your team
One tool. Every surface.
Start free -> secureintent.ai
Secrets don’t respect boundaries between browsers, desktops, and teams. Security needs to cover all three.
MCP is turning AI from a chatbot into an actual growth engine. The real advantage is connecting models to the right data and tools.
I’d choose GET /api/v1/products?category=electronics for better flexibility, filtering, and pagination. Use a dedicated route only when the resource represents a distinct domain entity.
One compromised laptop can become a gateway to your entire infrastructure. Protecting source code is just the beginning.
Vikash Singh Tomar retweeted
Your laptop is more than a coding machine.
It may hold:
-> Cloud credentials
-> AI session tokens
-> API keys
-> SSH keys
-> Browser sessions
New infostealer research shows attackers are targeting developer keyrings and AI assistants.
One compromised endpoint can expose far more than your source code.
🔐 Protect your credentials.
🔄 Revoke compromised keys.
🤖 Keep secrets out of AI prompts.
Your code isn't the only thing worth protecting.
Vikash Singh Tomar retweeted
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Still hand picking UI components?
Now no need to do it .
Check out Avara UI.
@Pranto39
I stopped hand-picking UI components.
Now my AI agent builds the page for me, using redesigned @shadcn /ui-based components, through MCP.
Meet AvaraUi.com : → 189 components → 24 website sections & app blocks → AI agents MCP support → Built on shadcn/ui
100% free. Try it now AvaraUi.com 👈
Vikash Singh Tomar retweeted
I stopped hand-picking UI components.
Now my AI agent builds the page for me, using redesigned @shadcn /ui-based components, through MCP.
Meet AvaraUi.com : → 189 components → 24 website sections & app blocks → AI agents MCP support → Built on shadcn/ui
100% free. Try it now AvaraUi.com 👈
Vikash Singh Tomar retweeted
Product exists -> 200 OK.
Product doesn’t exist -> 200 OK, body: null.
Frontend shows a blank page.
Monitoring says everything is healthy.
Nobody gets an alert.
Same endpoint. Same code.
Zero errors anywhere.
What’s wrong? 🤔
