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To audit a Convex app for security weaknesses, verify authentication, function exposure, argument validation, row-level access control, and environment variable handling to ensure only intended functions are public and keys are securely managed.

Row-level access control in Convex applications verifies that data access is restricted by identity checks, ensuring sensitive operations use internal functions and explicit validators to prevent unauthorized data exposure.

To secure environment variables in a Convex production pipeline, audit environment key handling to ensure keys are securely managed and not exposed during security assessments, enforcing safe usage across development and production environments.

Convex functions need explicit argument validators to prevent unexpected or malicious inputs from reaching queries and mutations, ensuring secure argument validation during a Convex security audit.

Yes, this Convex security audit applies to both development and production pipelines, assessing authentication, function exposure, and access control to ensure airtight security across all stages of your application lifecycle.

The best way to limit public function exposure in Convex is to audit function exposure and enforce internal function usage for sensitive operations, ensuring only intended functions remain public and accessible to clients.