Using Supabase? Make sure your Row Level Security is properly configured. We test your actual database to find exposed tables.
The majority of Supabase security incidents stem from tables without Row Level Security enabled. When RLS is disabled, anyone with your anon key can read, modify, or delete all data in that table.
Supabase makes development fast, but AI-generated code often skips security best practices:
Tests your Row Level Security by attempting to read/write data as anonymous and authenticated users.
Scans for service_role keys that should never be in client-side code.
Tests your database functions for proper authentication requirements.
Checks authentication settings for weak passwords, missing verification, and rate limiting.
Supabase provides a powerful PostgreSQL database with built-in authentication and real-time subscriptions. However, its security model relies on Row Level Security (RLS) policies that you must configure explicitly for each table.
By design, Supabase exposes your project URL and anon key in client-side code. This is intentional and secure IF you have proper RLS policies. Without RLS, anyone with these public credentials can access your entire database.
VAS actively tests your Supabase configuration by querying your tables with the anon key. We identify which tables are exposed, which RLS policies are missing or misconfigured, and provide the exact SQL to fix each issue.
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