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Life & fun · October 24, 2025

Helix Supabase Scanner by Pentestly

One-click scans for Supabase security peace of mind.

What it does

Helix scans Supabase projects across RLS, functions, Vault, extensions, APIs, storage, and auth, uncovering misconfigurations, privilege flaws, secret leaks, weak policies, and drift to give you visibility into vulnerabilities before attackers do.

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