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What we check for.
These are the eight things that go wrong most often in apps built with AI tools.
Exposed Supabase service keysService-role keys committed to client bundles or .env files served as static assets.found in 41% of scans
Stripe webhooks without signature checkEndpoints that accept any POST as legitimate Stripe traffic.found in 12% of scans
Unauthenticated LLM endpointsServer routes that proxy AI services with no auth or rate limit.found in 38% of scans
Missing row-level securityPostgres tables reachable from PostgREST without RLS policies enforced.found in 23% of scans
IDOR on user data routes/api/users/:id-style routes that don't verify ownership before returning.found in 16% of scans
Source maps in production.js.map files served alongside bundles, leaking original source and comments.found in 19% of scans
.env files served as static assetsPublic-folder placement causing /.env, /env.local to return 200.found in 7% of scans
Public admin or debug surfacesVisible routes, panels, logs, or debug output that should not be reachable from the open web.found in 14% of scans
Probe remediation
From finding to fixed
Critical
Your AI chat endpoint skips auth, so anyone with the URL can use your account.
POST /api/chat · no auth → 200 OK
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