A cybersecurity firm, UpGuard, has found over 16,000 Supabase databases exposing personal data, including names, addresses, phone numbers, and passwords, to the public web. The databases, hosted by Supabase, a platform for web and app developers, contain sensitive information linked to various projects, including private conversations, license plates, and immigration data. The issue highlights the risks of basic misconfigurations and improper security in vibe-coded apps and websites, and Supabase has made changes to its platform to bolster security.
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Source: techcrunch.com
