Cybersecurity firm UpGuard found around 16,000 databases hosted on Supabase exposing personal data like names, addresses, and passwords due to user misconfigurations. Supabase, a popular platform for developers, faces criticism as these leaks include sensitive information from various sectors worldwide, including government and immigration services. The issue highlights risks in AI-generated apps and the shared responsibility for security between Supabase and its users. Supabase states it provides secure defaults and alerts customers about security issues but stresses security is a continuous effort.
Supabase data exposure issue is the subject, with Pluang's Technology sector market snapshot as of Sep 25, 2026 23:41 WIB: 87 of 150 US tech stocks rose, 59 fell. Akamai Technologies rose 5.24% to USD 116.20 with 97% sell orders, Aehr Test Systems gained 4.80% to USD 102.10 with 100% buy orders, Bitdeer Technologies Group dropped 4.77% to USD 11.57 with 100% buy orders. This data provides a market context unrelated to the Supabase news.
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