Antigravity Security Issues
The most common security vulnerabilities in Antigravity applications—and how to fix them before attackers find them.
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6 Security Issues Documented
Common vulnerabilities found in Antigravity applications
Critical Security Issues
Credentials Embedded in Component Integrations
criticalAntigravity's visual builder stores API keys in drag-and-drop component configs that get bundled into client-side code.
Secrets scattered across multiple component definitions are harder to find than centralized config files. Attackers extract them from the JS bundle.
Open each component's integration settings in the visual editor. Also search the built JS bundle for key patterns like 'sk-' and 'Bearer'.
Move all credentials from component configs to deployment environment variables. Use a server-side proxy for third-party API calls.
Visual Permissions Without Data-Layer Enforcement
criticalAntigravity's drag-and-drop UI lets you hide components per role, but this doesn't enforce access at the database or API level.
Attackers bypass UI restrictions by calling APIs directly. Hiding an admin button doesn't prevent the admin API endpoint from being accessed.
Log in as a non-admin user, then use browser DevTools to call API endpoints that admin components use. If they return data, authorization is missing.
Enable RLS on your database and add server-side middleware that checks user roles before processing requests.
High Severity Issues
Missing Server-Side Form Validation
highVisual form components generate client-side validation only. An attacker can submit arbitrary data by bypassing the browser.
Injection attacks, data corruption, and business logic bypass through direct API calls with malformed payloads.
Use curl or Postman to submit form data directly to the API endpoint, skipping the visual form entirely.
Add server-side validation for every form endpoint. Use schema validation libraries to enforce data shapes on the backend.
Publicly Accessible Preview Deployments
highAntigravity preview URLs may be indexable and accessible without authentication, exposing in-progress features.
Unreleased features, debug endpoints, and test data visible to anyone who discovers the preview URL.
Check if preview URLs appear in search engine results. Try accessing preview URLs in an incognito browser.
Configure preview deployments to require authentication. Add noindex headers to preview environments.
Medium Severity Issues
Third-Party Component Integrations Over-Permissioned
mediumVisual builder integrations may request broader API scopes than needed for the component's function.
If a component's credentials leak, attackers gain access beyond what the component actually uses.
Review the permission scopes of each third-party integration. Check if read-only access would suffice where read-write is granted.
Apply least-privilege: create API keys with only the permissions each component needs. Use read-only tokens where possible.
Missing Security Headers on Deployed App
mediumAntigravity's deployment config doesn't add CSP, HSTS, or X-Frame-Options by default.
Increased XSS risk and clickjacking vulnerability on the published app.
Inspect response headers in browser DevTools Network tab, or run a VAS scan.
Add security headers in the hosting platform configuration or through a custom middleware layer.
How to Prevent These Issues
- Run automated security scans before every deployment
- Configure database access controls (RLS/Security Rules) first
- Store all secrets in environment variables, never in code
- Enable email verification and strong password policies
- Add security headers to your hosting configuration
- Review AI-generated code for security before accepting
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What are the most common Antigravity security issues?
The most common issues are: exposed API keys/secrets, missing database access controls (RLS or Security Rules), weak authentication configuration, and missing security headers. These account for over 80% of vulnerabilities in Antigravity applications.
How do I find security issues in my Antigravity app?
Run a VAS security scan for automated detection of common vulnerabilities. Manually check: database access controls, search code for hardcoded secrets, verify authentication settings, and test security headers. VAS catches all of these automatically.
Are Antigravity security issues fixable?
Yes, nearly all Antigravity security issues are configuration problems with straightforward fixes. Missing RLS, exposed secrets, weak auth—all have clear remediation steps. Most fixes take under an hour to implement.
How quickly can Antigravity security issues be exploited?
Exposed databases and API keys can be discovered within minutes using automated scanners. Attackers actively scan for common patterns. This is why security configuration must happen before deployment, not after.
Does Antigravity have built-in security?
Antigravity provides security features, but they require configuration. Security isn't automatic—you must enable database access controls, manage secrets properly, configure auth settings, and add security headers. The tools exist; you must use them.
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Last updated: January 16, 2026