Security testing built for apps made with AI coding tools
Applications built with Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, v0, and similar AI tools ship fast — but common security patterns are frequently missed. NeedSec understands these stacks and tests for the specific vulnerabilities that emerge from AI-generated code: broken access control, exposed APIs, missing RLS policies, and secrets left in frontend bundles.
Manual-led testing
Every assessment is led by a qualified security engineer — human judgment, not just automated scanning.
Evidence-backed findings
Each vulnerability includes proof of concept, reproduction steps, and a business-impact risk rating.
Actionable fix guidance
Reports are structured for developers and decision makers so remediation can start immediately.
What We Test
Focused testing against realistic attack paths
NeedSec combines manual testing, structured methodology, and business-focused reporting to identify issues that matter — not just scanner noise.
AI-generated code pattern analysis — missing auth checks and unsafe defaults
Authentication flow review — Supabase Auth, Clerk, Auth.js, and custom setups
Row-level security (RLS) policy testing — data access across user boundaries
API route authorization — missing guards, role bypass, and IDOR vulnerabilities
Environment variable and API key exposure in frontend bundles and source maps
Database access patterns — direct client queries and SQL injection risk
Prompt injection in AI-integrated features and chatbot components
Serverless and edge function security — Vercel, Netlify, and Cloudflare Workers
Third-party library and dependency security review
Frontend security — exposed secrets, unsafe rendering, and XSS risks
Supabase-specific risks — Storage, Realtime, and Edge Function misconfigurations
Sensitive data in logs, analytics events, and error boundaries
Deliverables
What you receive after every engagement
Every engagement concludes with a professional report package — written to drive action across your technical and business teams.
Vibe coded app security report
A report covering the specific risk patterns common in AI-generated application code.
Authentication and session findings
Findings on authentication and session-handling weaknesses often introduced by AI code generators.
RLS and database access risk report
Findings on row-level security and database access control gaps.
API authorization vulnerability list
Vulnerabilities where API endpoints fail to properly enforce authorisation checks.
Secrets and credential exposure notes
Findings on API keys or credentials left exposed in code or configuration.
Severity-rated issue list
Every issue ranked by severity so fixes can be prioritised correctly.
Remediation guidance for AI-built stacks
Fix guidance written for teams working with AI-assisted or AI-generated codebases.
Retest validation
Confirmation that previously identified vulnerabilities have been fixed and no longer present after remediation.
Need help scoping this assessment?
Share your target systems, business goals, and timeline. NeedSec will help define the correct scope and testing approach.