supabase-extract-anon-key

To extract the Supabase anon key from client-side code, parse the client bundles and environment-like patterns to identify, verify, and decode the key format and payload associated with the target project.

Locating the Supabase public API key in a web frontend is necessary to validate access controls, check RLS configurations, and audit potential key exposure or leaks during security testing.

The best way to audit a Supabase anon key for RLS testing is to extract the key from client code, decode its payload to verify the project reference, and use it to validate row-level security configurations.

Yes, parsing client bundles for the Supabase anon key works for key rotation checks by extracting the exposed key, verifying its format and payload, and confirming its association with the target project.