Strategy question
Lovable wants security to be a product differentiator, not just a compliance checkbox. How would you map the highest-risk security gaps across Lovable-generated apps, rank them across severity, prevalence, and user impact, and decide what to address first in areas like vulnerable generated code, prompt injection, and insecure defaults?
- Lovable
- Strategy
- Hard
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