Is Your Lovable App Secure?
Lovable lets you build full-stack apps from a prompt in minutes. But that speed comes with a tradeoff: most Lovable apps ship with exposed database credentials, missing access controls, and open signup that lets anyone create an admin account.
These are not theoretical risks. We scanned our own Lovable-generated apps and found critical vulnerabilities in every single one. The Supabase anon key was in the client bundle. RLS was either missing or set to USING(true), which means anyone with the key could read every row in the database.
VibeArmor tests your live Lovable app the same way an attacker would. Paste a URL, get a letter grade and Cursor-ready fixes in 3 minutes.
What VibeArmor detects in Lovable apps
- Exposed Supabase anon and service_role keys in client bundles
- Missing or wide-open Row Level Security (RLS) policies
- Open user signup allowing anyone to create accounts
- Hardcoded API keys in generated React components
- No rate limiting on authentication endpoints
No signup • Results in 3 minutes
How VibeArmor helps
Critical exploits
Exposed secrets, auth bypass, injection, and cross-user data access. These get apps hacked.
Active defenses
HTTPS, CSP, rate limiting, and cookie security. Real protections that stop real attacks.
Best practices
Informational items that do not affect your grade. Good to know, not urgent to fix.
Related reading
- The Supabase RLS Mistake That Could Expose Your Users' Data
USING(true), missing WITH CHECK, and the 3 most common RLS failures in AI-built apps.
- 5 Security Fixes Every Vibe Coder Should Know
Cursor-ready code snippets for the 5 most common vulnerabilities.
- The 7 Most Common Vulnerabilities in AI-Generated Code
Real examples and fixes for each vulnerability type across Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, and v0.
- Vibe Coding Security Risks — The Complete 2026 Guide
Security risks across all major AI coding tools with the 3-tier hackability model.