Comparisons
Side-by-side security comparisons for people who ship with AI
Neutral, documentation-backed comparisons of AI builders, backends, auth options and testing methods, with what each one leaves for you to configure.
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Lovable vs Bolt security: what each leaves to you
A neutral comparison of the documented security features in Lovable and Bolt, and the checks that stay your job whichever builder you use.
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Cursor vs Windsurf security: privacy and agent controls
A neutral look at what Cursor and Windsurf document about privacy, ignore files, terminal auto-run and MCP, and what you must configure yourself.
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Supabase vs Firebase security: RLS vs Security Rules
How Supabase Row Level Security and Firebase Security Rules differ, which keys are public in each, and what you must configure on either platform.
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Supabase anon key vs service role key: the difference
What the Supabase anon and service_role keys do, which one is safe in the browser, how they map to the new publishable and secret keys, and what to check.
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Vercel vs Netlify security headers: defaults and setup
Which security headers Vercel and Netlify document as automatic, how to set the rest on each host, and the gaps to check on server-rendered pages.
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Clerk vs Supabase Auth security: sessions and tokens
How Clerk and Supabase Auth document their session tokens, cookie handling and database integration, and what each leaves for you to configure.
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JWT vs session cookies: security differences explained
How JWTs and server-side sessions differ in revocation, storage and attack surface, and the checks that matter for whichever one your app uses.
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SAST vs DAST: the difference and when to use each
What static and dynamic application security testing each find and miss, in plain language, with a checklist for small teams shipping AI-built apps.
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Vulnerability scan vs penetration test: the difference
What a vulnerability scan and a penetration test each involve, what they find and miss, and how to decide which one your app needs right now.
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localStorage vs HttpOnly cookies for auth tokens
Where to keep auth tokens in a web app: what localStorage and HttpOnly cookies each expose to XSS and CSRF, and what to check whichever you use.
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