supabase-audit-rls

To audit Supabase Row Level Security policies, you need a tool that automatically tests tables for disabled RLS, missing policies, and overly permissive rules. This process detects unauthenticated access, cross-user access, filter bypasses, and join exploitation vectors.

Common Supabase RLS misconfigurations include disabled RLS on tables, missing policies, and overly permissive rules. These vulnerabilities expose data to unauthenticated access, cross-user access, filter bypasses, and join exploitation.

Yes, you can test for cross-user access and filter bypasses by running an automated RLS audit. Supplying your Supabase project details and an authenticated user token enables comprehensive vulnerability testing against these specific bypass vectors.

You need Supabase project details to run an RLS audit, and an authenticated user token is optionally required. Providing the token allows the audit to perform comprehensive testing of policies against authenticated access scenarios and cross-user vulnerabilities.

You should run an RLS audit after deploying new features that involve user data. This ensures that recently added tables or policies do not expose sensitive information through unauthenticated access or cross-user access vulnerabilities.

Yes, the RLS audit identifies tables with disabled Row Level Security in Supabase. It also pinpoints missing policies and overly permissive rules to prevent unauthorized data access and exposure.