Shipping fast with Lovable, Bolt, v0 or Cursor? These are the security mistakes that bite — and how to fix them in minutes.
AI coding tools ship fast — and they ship a recurring set of security holes. Here's the 2-minute check, and how to fix the big ones.
Read guide →If your AI assistant put an API key in your frontend, anyone can take it. Here's how to find exposed keys and fix them the right way.
Read guide →With Row Level Security off, your public anon key can read your whole database. Here's how to check, and how to lock it down.
Read guide →Bolt.new gets you to a live app fast. Before you put it in front of real users, run these three checks — they catch the failures Bolt apps leak most often.
Read guide →v0 is great at the UI and the happy path. The security wiring underneath is still yours to check. Here's what to look for.
Read guide →Replit gives you Secrets and a database out of the box. The trick is making sure your AI-built app actually uses them the safe way.
Read guide →If the browser decides who's paid or who's an admin, the user decides too. Here's the bug AI tools ship constantly — and the only real fix.
Read guide →If your Firebase project is still in 'test mode', anyone can read and write everything. Here's how to check and how to fix it.
Read guide →A short, no-jargon checklist to run before you put any AI-built app in front of real users. Each item links to the deeper fix.
Read guide →No exposed API keys — genuinely good news. But more than a third are one Row Level Security setting away from leaking everything. Here's the data, the method, and how to check your own app.
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