supabase-audit-authenticated

Detect IDOR and cross-user access vulnerabilities by leveraging an authenticated test session to compare access patterns across database tables, storage buckets, and real-time features, identifying insecure direct object references and privilege escalation paths.

Detect IDOR and cross-user access vulnerabilities by leveraging an authenticated test session to compare access patterns across database tables, storage buckets, and real-time features, identifying insecure direct object references and privilege escalation paths.

Yes, this approach requires explicit permission to create a controlled test user in your Supabase project to perform authenticated checks and compare results across database, storage, and API endpoints.

Yes, you can check cross-user data access by creating a controlled test user and validating data exposure differences across storage and real-time features, highlighting RLS misconfigurations and logging findings to progressive context.

To audit Supabase RLS policies, use a controlled test user to compare data exposure across tables, storage, and APIs, validating differences between authenticated and anonymous access levels while logging evidence.