Why Supabase RLS is the #1 security mistake in AI-built apps
Row Level Security is your last line of defense when the anon key is in the browser. Here's how teams get it wrong — and how to verify policies.
Scorra Team··1 min read·0 views
Supabase RLS in AI-built apps
When the anon key ships in your frontend, RLS is not optional.
Typical mistakes
- New tables created without policies
USING (true)policies left in place- Confusing service role vs user JWT paths
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