supabase-extract-service-key

Scan HTML sources, JavaScript, and inline scripts to detect exposed Supabase service_role keys in client-side code. This generates structured findings with location, evidence, and remediation guidance to prevent unauthorized access.

Exposing a Supabase service_key in web app assets causes a critical security vulnerability because it grants unauthorized administrative access. Detecting these leaks prevents severe data loss and security breaches.

Run a service_role key audit in a CI pipeline by executing extraction against your web app's client assets. This surfaces any service_role exposure in HTML and JavaScript, providing contextual findings for immediate remediation.

Yes, you can scan inline scripts for Supabase service_key leaks during a web app audit. The extraction detects service_role key exposure across HTML, JavaScript, and inline scripts, reporting the exact location and evidence payload.

The best way to find leaked Supabase credentials in JavaScript files is running an automated extraction against compiled client assets. This surfaces exposed service_role keys and provides progressive context updates with structured remediation steps.