Who signs in · Who sees what
A login button is not a boundary. This checklist makes sessions real, identity clear, and each record readable only by the right account — before customers arrive. Keep the app you built. Close the “anyone can read anything” demo defaults.
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Auth and data means you can name who may sign in, how a session ends, and which records each account can see. Demo “open table” defaults leave. You keep the product. You invite customers only after object-level checks deny the wrong eyes.
Where vibe Auth fools people
Builders often wire a pretty sign-in while APIs stay open. Boundaries live on the record — not the button.
Kill magic open routes before invites.
Stolen cookies should not live forever.
Object-level checks — not UI hiding.
Security checklist covers secrets and threats. This page owns identity and records.
The boundary week
Prove deny before invite.
01
Roles written. Invite path owned.
02
Test logout and forced revoke.
03
Cross-tenant reads must fail.
04
Two tenants. Wrong-eye probes.
How to
Identity first, then records.
Step 01
No open admin, no shared magic links for writes.
Step 02
Who creates accounts. Who is admin.
Step 03
Password change and admin revoke.
Step 04
Tenant A must not read Tenant B.
Step 05
Document residual gaps.
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Session revoke, invite rules, and object-level record tests. Security often catches leaked secrets; this page catches “logged in as A, still see B’s rows.”
Logout clears the session; password change and admin revoke kill active tokens; stolen-cookie window is bounded. Test with a second browser — do not trust UI-only logout.
Two tenant accounts. A creates a record. B’s session must receive deny on read and write. UI hiding without API deny is a fail.
Security covers secrets, threat passes, and abuse surfaces. Auth-and-data covers who signs in and which records they see. Run both — different jobs.
Bring roles, session settings, and two test accounts. We prove deny before invites.
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