firestore-rules

Secure Firestore rules enforce a default-deny policy by blocking all access initially, then explicitly allowing authenticated requests. This Skill provides a framework to write and validate these rules, ensuring data access control and compliance.

You validate Firestore security rules using an emulator by testing field validation and access control logic locally. This Skill enables emulator testing to audit authentication checks and verify default-deny policies before deployment.

Yes, this framework audits both Firebase Storage and Firestore security rules. It facilitates the creation, review, and validation of access control policies for both services to ensure secure data handling.

Implementing authentication checks in Firebase security rules requires validating request.auth tokens before granting access. This Skill provides a structured framework to review and test these checks, ensuring sensitive data remains protected.

Adding field validation to Firestore rules involves checking request.resource.data properties against expected formats. This Skill helps you define and test field validation logic to maintain data integrity within your collections.

No specific dependencies are required to start auditing Firebase security rules with this framework. You only need a Firebase project to begin writing, reviewing, and testing access control policies for your collections.