Safety Practice Recommendations for Vibe Coding

Recently, I have been frequently using Vibe Coding for development. Based on community discussions and shared experiences, I have summarized several important security points to note.

First and foremost—development environments involving crypto assets must be separated from your daily-use computers. If conditions are limited, at least use a virtual machine for isolation. Although this step may seem cumbersome, it is essentially an insurance policy for your assets.

Secondly, never let keys, API keys, or session login data appear in your code, and avoid careless copying and pasting into dialog boxes. Once such sensitive information is leaked, the consequences can be dire. Develop the habit—store sensitive data only in local environment variables or encrypted storage, and never expose them in any text boxes.

Simple preventive measures can block the vast majority of risks. In technical development, security awareness is often more important than the tools themselves.