Q.01Is my AI-generated app secure?
Usually not on the first ship. Industry research finds 40 to 62% of AI-generated code contains a vulnerability. Most often it’s an API key exposed in the browser bundle, or a database with no access rules. It’s worth running a quick check before you go live.
Q.02How do I check if my Lovable, Bolt, v0 or Cursor app has security holes?
Run Lictor’s free /lictor-security-check inside Claude Code (or via MCP in Cursor, Windsurf, Cline). It walks your project, runs 48 checks tuned to the bugs AI assistants ship most — mapped to the full OWASP Top 10 for Web, API, Mobile and LLM apps, plus the CWE Top 25 — and writes a plain-English report in about a minute. No signup.
Q.03Is Lictor free?
Yes. Apache-2.0, open source, no per-seat pricing and no “contact sales.” The audit, the Shield browser extension, and the Sentinel SDK are all free.
Q.04Does Lictor send my code anywhere?
No. The audit runs 100% locally inside your AI coding tool, with no token, no signup, no telemetry. Your code never leaves your machine, and every check is a markdown file you can read.
Q.05What does Lictor check for?
Leaked API keys and secrets, exposed databases (missing Supabase/Firebase row-level security), unprotected API routes, client-side-only auth, over-permissive CORS, and prompt-injection surface in AI features. These are the failure modes AI-built apps ship most.
Q.06How is Lictor different from Snyk or Aikido?
Those are built for dev teams with a CISO and a budget, and they run after you deploy. Lictor is free, speaks plain English (no CVSS scores), and runs right where you code, before you ship, so a solo founder can use it without a security background.
Q.07What’s the most common security bug in vibe-coded apps?
Missing row-level security on Supabase or Firebase, which lets anyone read everyone’s data, plus API keys hardcoded into the front-end bundle. Both are easy to find from the outside, so Lictor flags them first.
Q.08Can Lictor fix the issues, not just find them?
Yes. Run /lictor-fix-it and it walks each finding one at a time, shows the exact change, and applies it with your approval. For leaked keys, /lictor-rotate walks you through rotating them at the provider.