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Thousands of Supabase databases are exposing personal data
TechCrunch· 25 SepSecurity firm UpGuard found thousands of databases hosted on Supabase exposing people's sensitive information to the public web, including names, addresses, phone numbers and user passwords. Supabase is popular for hosting vibe-coded apps. TechCrunch says AI-generated code can contain security flaws, or need settings the builder does not know about. Supabase says its projects are secure by default.
- If an app or website you had built stores customer data in Supabase, ask the builder to confirm none of it can be read from the public web.
- Make a simple list of every tool that holds customer data, who built it and who checks its security.
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