Will my Lovable app get hacked?
If you shipped a Lovable app without running a security scan, you have roughly a 16% chance of shipping with an exposed credential and an 12% chance of a public Supabase table. Those are the conditions under which real breaches happen — most are preventable in 30 minutes.
The honest statistical answer, based on industry estimates aggregated from public security research:
- An estimated ~16% of Lovable apps ship with at least one leaked credential
- ~13% have at least one Supabase table with Row-Level Security disabled
- ~32% ship without a Content-Security-Policy header
- A large share of public Next.js apps remain vulnerable to CVE-2025-29927 (middleware bypass)
If any of those apply to your app, you're in the population where breaches happen. The good news: each is fixable in 5-30 minutes once identified.
How to check yourself today: 1. Open Supabase Studio → Authentication → Policies. Every user-data table must have RLS ON + policies scoped by `auth.uid()` 2. Search your GitHub repo + deployed JS bundle for `sk-`, `sk_live_`, `AKIA`, `eyJhbG` prefixes — any hit is a leaked key 3. Check your Next.js version is ≥15.2.3 / 14.2.25 / 13.5.9 / 12.3.5 (fixes CVE-2025-29927) 4. Run securityheaders.com on your deployed URL — any missing CSP/HSTS is a red flag
When your repo is enabled, Securie will automate all four with a plain-English report. Request access at /scan.