Some Supabase customers are publicly exposing reams of people’s data to the web
Action Required: Review third-party vendor risk management policies and ensure any AI-generated or 'vibe-coded' internal tools undergo rigorous security and penetration testing before handling client PII.
A security vulnerability has been identified where applications built with 'vibe-coding' or rapid AI-generated development tools are inadvertently exposing sensitive user data due to misconfigurations. For financial advisors, this underscores the critical risk of using unvetted or rapidly deployed AI-generated software in a practice that handles highly sensitive client financial data.
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