supabase-security

Testing Supabase RLS policies involves assessing policy enforcement and auth-abuse across anon and authenticated roles to identify misconfigurations. End-to-end security testing reveals data exposure gaps where row-level security fails to properly restrict access.

Auditing Supabase Edge Functions for security issues requires evaluating function integrity and testing for vulnerabilities across the edge interface. A rigorous testing protocol discovers enforcement gaps and provides remediation guidance for misconfigured functions.

You can run a pentest on web apps using Supabase PostgREST by discovering endpoints, enumerating schema, and testing data exposure. End-to-end security assessment identifies misconfigurations across REST interfaces and authentication flows.

Checking Supabase Storage buckets for data exposure involves auditing storage interfaces and bucket configurations for security gaps. End-to-end testing maps the storage surface and identifies misconfigurations exposing protected files.

Supabase security testing requires your project URL and credentials to assess both anon and authenticated roles. Providing these allows the assessment workflow to enumerate surfaces and test RLS, auth, and edge functions properly.

Common security misconfigurations in Supabase applications include RLS policy enforcement gaps, auth flow abuse, Edge Function integrity issues, and Storage bucket exposure. End-to-end testing discovers vulnerabilities across REST, edge, and storage interfaces.