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PostgREST is not inherently more secure, it is as secure as your RLS policies and session mapping. It comes at a price of tight database coupling. When using a
by adevx 6y ago
PostgREST is not inherently more secure, it is as secure as your RLS policies and session mapping. It comes at a price of tight database coupling. When using a cache layer you might need to write an api level security layer anyway.