Built fast with Bolt.new? Now make it secure. We find the vulnerabilities that AI code generation misses.
OpenAI, Stripe, and other secret keys hardcoded directly in frontend JavaScript bundles. Attackers can extract these keys and use your API quotas, make purchases, or access your services.
Database tables accessible to anyone with the anon key because Row Level Security policies haven't been configured. This means any user can read, modify, or delete all data in exposed tables.
Missing Content-Security-Policy, Strict-Transport-Security, and X-Frame-Options headers leave your app vulnerable to cross-site scripting, man-in-the-middle attacks, and clickjacking.
No minimum password requirements, missing email verification, and lack of rate limiting on login endpoints allows brute force attacks and account takeovers.
Production source maps uploaded to hosting reveal your entire application source code, including business logic, API endpoints, and potentially sensitive comments.
Scans all JavaScript bundles for API keys, tokens, and credentials that should never be in frontend code. We detect OpenAI keys, Stripe secrets, AWS credentials, database connection strings, and dozens of other sensitive patterns.
Tests Supabase/Firebase for proper security rules. We query your tables to verify they're protected.
Checks for all important HTTP security headers that prevent XSS, clickjacking, and MITM attacks.
Analyzes authentication implementation for weak passwords, session issues, and rate limiting gaps.
Bolt.new enables you to build full-stack applications in minutes using AI-powered code generation. While this dramatically accelerates development, the generated code often prioritizes functionality over security. Features that would take days to build manually are created in seconds, but security configurations require careful attention that AI assistants can overlook.
Most Bolt.new applications connect to Supabase for database and authentication. Supabase is secure by default, but requires explicit Row Level Security (RLS) policies to protect your data. Without these policies, your database tables are accessible to anyone who can view your frontend code and extract the Supabase anon key.
VAS was built specifically to catch the security issues common in AI-generated applications. We test your actual deployed application, checking for exposed API keys, verifying database security policies, analyzing authentication strength, and ensuring proper security headers are configured on your hosting platform.
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