firebase-firestore

To audit Firestore security rules, validate granular access, enforce per-field checks, and deny unauthorized reads or writes across development, staging, and production environments. This identifies insecure token validation and improper ownership checks.

Detect insecure Cloud Functions by evaluating onCall and onRequest endpoints to ensure they enforce identity, authorization, and Admin SDK bypass constraints. This remediates vulnerabilities from trusting unvalidated client input.

To test Firebase Realtime Database rules for public data leaks, scan for overly broad access configurations that expose data. The process detects exposure vulnerabilities and generates actionable remediation steps.

Yes, you can validate Admin SDK bypass constraints in Firebase production environments. The system checks server trust boundaries to ensure callable functions enforce proper authorization and data isolation.

The best way to secure Cloud Storage resources in a Firebase project is to detect exposure from overly broad rules and validate access controls. This provides coverage for both REST and SDK paths to prevent unauthorized access.

Firestore rules fail per-field validation when misconfigurations allow unauthorized writes or bypass ownership checks. Auditing the rules identifies these gaps and provides actionable steps to enforce proper data isolation.