convex-security-check

To audit a Convex backend, review sensitive queries and mutations to ensure they verify user identity and enforce row-level access control. This validates authentication and authorization boundaries before production release.

Distinguishing public from internal functions in Convex security limits client access to sensitive backend operations. Security audits verify these boundaries to prevent unauthorized function exposure.

Validating arguments in Convex requires applying strict validators to function inputs, while safe environment variable handling ensures secure secret storage. Both practices prevent injection attacks and unauthorized data access.

Yes, you can review row-level access control and secret storage before launching a Convex app. The audit verifies ownership enforcement and safe environment variable handling to harden production deployments.

Common security gaps when exposing Convex mutations and queries include missing user identity verification, lacking strict argument validators, and ignoring row-level ownership checks. These exposure and validation flaws allow unauthorized data access.