CVE breakdowns, platform-specific audit guides, and monthly scan data from Launch Ready Code. Methodology: OWASP Top 10 · CWE Top 25 · CVSS v3.
In May 2025, 170+ Lovable apps had Supabase row-level security disabled. No login. No exploit. One anonymous REST call returned the entire user database — emails, payment records, private content. Here is the technical breakdown, the attack vector, and the fix.
Supabase RLS, exposed API keys, missing rate limiting, absent CSRF protection. What a Lovable audit checks, what it typically finds (avg 42/100), and a pre-launch checklist for every app.
The four Supabase security layers that fail most often: RLS policies, service_role key exposure, Edge Function auth, and Storage bucket permissions. Includes three diagnostic SQL queries you can run right now.
How to check if your Supabase Row Level Security is correctly configured — including the three SQL queries that diagnose disabled RLS, missing policies, and the dangerous USING (true) pattern.
Bolt.new builds full-stack apps fast. Authentication middleware, rate limiting, CSRF protection, and HTTP security headers require manual implementation. What a Bolt audit checks and what it finds.
Lovable is safe to build with — not always safe to launch blind. The honest 2026 answer on Lovable security, the CVE-2025-48757 RLS flaw, common gaps, and how to check your app in 60 seconds.
Monthly aggregate scan data: average score, most common findings, fastest fixes, platform breakdown. Published first Monday of each month.
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