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Lovable explains how to find and fix overly open app data access

Lovable’s November 10 security guide explains publish-time scans, fixes for overly open data access, and the builder’s responsibility to review findings.

Joe JurczykCurated by Joe Jurczyk · Originally reported by Lovable Blog

What happened\n\nLovable’s Head of Security describes how its scanners check code, application logic, database schemas and data access policies when an app is published. Builders can also request a deeper scan and select a finding for the agent to fix.\n\n## Why it matters for vibe coders\n\nLovable identifies overly open data access as its most common app security issue. A working screen does not prove that private records are protected. The announcement also says builders must review findings and decide what is intentionally public.\n\n## Try this today\n\nUse two separate test accounts. Create a private record with the first, then confirm that the second account and a signed-out visitor cannot read or edit it. Review scan findings before sharing the app.

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