But, looking at the linked video title, AI is :)

same question, looks beautiful

Hey that's cool to hear you're learning programming. I'm sure you'll get there and I'm here if you have questions so don't hesitate to share them. Or if you'd like you could join our Discord community to learn more about security and programming: discord.com/invite/NXuz63GmUt

Hey glad to hear you enjoyed the video and totally understand about the color theme. What's a color theme you really enjoy using? I can try it out in a future video.

@@clarkio nahh it's okay, I was bothered by some of the text color that's really hard to read in purple.. but if you really like purple, I saw an Evangelion theme but it was for neovim. I use the "Bamboo" color theme on my neovim. It's nature / forest based theme.

@@clarkioi actually really like it, but the theme is going to be a bit hard for some people to read

@@pietraderdetective8953 I kinda like purple but mostly going for consistency with the branding in these videos. I'm assuming you mean this Bamboo color theme? github.com/ribru17/bamboo.nvim That looks kinda similar to the default theme in VS Code. I did find a more green theme called Dark Green Jungle I'm kinda liking: github.com/AaBbdev29/Dark-Green-Jungle

Thanks! Glad to hear that

I'm using Visual Studio Code (VS Code) and the theme is called Deep Purple: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mel-brown.deep-purple

Awesome to hear and thanks for sharing

Nice I like that one

Very glad to hear that!

This comment made my day! Thanks so much for sharing. We'll definitely be keeping this up. Appreciate the encouragement👍

100%

I can understand not wanting to download yet another package. So yea if you want to roll out your own mitigation code to prevent CSRF attacks that works too. However, did you mean CSRF instead of CSP?

CSRF is only one area of content security. If you are worried about CSRF on a note taking app, then you might as well check for other browser side channel attacks. Can't wait to see this 'AI' figure out how to implement XSS vulnerabilities next.

Can you elaborate on what you mean?

​@@clarkio "This npm module is currently deprecated due to the large influx of security vulnerability reports recieved, most of which are simply exploiting the underlying limitations of CSRF itself." 😂

Our pleasure!

Great episode! Legend!

Do you have a course bundle for AI Pentesting

Sorry to hear that. To make sure I understand what you mean by step one are you referring to the Getting set up section at 00:27 ? And in particular is it the npx part? Let me know as I'm happy help you get past where you're stuck.

There are some assumptions going into this video for the viewer but happy to help further beyond that. You can open the terminal in a few ways but the quickest is by keyboard shortcut in VS Code: CTRL + ` (on Windows/Linux) or CMD + ` (on macOS). Hope that helps and let me know if you have more questions.

Thanks for checking out the video and glad to hear you are fans of Snyk! Thanks for helping by answering the question too. Will definitely keep you all in mind and reach out with questions or feedback 👍

Code generated by AI is necessarily median-quality code, and think about the quality of code you find out there on the internet. And 100%, if you use AI to generate code and it doesn't work, you're worse off than if you had written it yourself and it doesn't work, because you lack the complex intimate understanding of how you tried to solve the problem. And if it does work, you're worse off than if you had written it yourself, because you still lack the understanding of the problem and how the code solves it.

Glad to hear that and congrats on creating your theme!

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Look into my eyes and tell me you don't like my code snippets

Yes 100% 😅

Thanks for this great comment. I tried out the chat option and it was better! It still provided vulnerable code sometimes but felt like an improvement to the comment approach. Here's the video on it too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3rHpH2pgKaerK8feature=shared

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Thanks Pranav 🙂👍