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In this Help Net Security interview, Amichai Shulman, CTO at Nokod Security, discusses how the abstraction layer in no-code environments complicates security by obscuring data flow, identity propagation, and control logic. Shulman also addresses why vulnerabilities in no-code applications go far beyond simple misconfigurations or insecure defaults. How does the abstraction layer in no-code environments complicate visibility into data flow, identity propagation, or control logic? The use of no-code tools to generate custom applications in …