Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
Tuvio scans AI-built apps for security gaps
Tuvio says it scans code repositories for exposed database access, leaked secrets, vulnerable packages, and other security mistakes.
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- People building apps with AI coding assistants
- Worth noticing
- Its sample report names four findings in a demo app, including exposed Supabase rows and a forgeable Stripe payment.
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The example report is for a demo app built with Next.js, Supabase, and Stripe, and attaches findings to repository paths. Its four sample issues include a Supabase migration that could expose every user's rows and a Stripe webhook that could accept a fake payment. The coverage list also names Expo/React Native, Flutter with Firebase, Python APIs, Go services, and Rails. Tuvio says its vulnerability list is updated weekly and offers weekly Pro re-scans.
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