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Client-side database queries without row-level security let anyone read anyone. Independent reviews of generated apps keep finding RLS switched off — it is the failure that recurs most.
A researcher scan of Lovable-built projects found endpoints readable without logging in — names, payment status, API keys. The missing row-level-security default was assigned CVE-2025-48757, and follow-up reporting found the exposure wider still.
The reflex: Row-level security ON with explicit policies for every table the browser can reach, proven with a second, non-owner account.
A published survey of Lovable-built apps kept finding row-level security disabled. Not a breach story — the reason this villain is the one that comes back, on app after app.
The reflex: The same one as above — which is the point: the most common failure is also the most preventable.
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