@luanpdd/kit-mcp 1.30.2 → 1.31.0

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- name: supabase-rls-defense-in-depth
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- description: Use ao desenhar defense-in-depth RLS em Supabase — event trigger rls_auto_enable (default projetos novos), BYPASSRLS role privilege, service_role caveat, security definer functions como bypass co…
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- # Supabase — RLS Defense in Depth
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- ## Quando usar
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- LLM carrega esta skill quando precisar desenhar **camadas de defesa** RLS além das policies básicas. Trigger phrases:
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- - "defense in depth RLS", "camadas de defesa Postgres"
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- - "auto-enable RLS em todas tabelas novas", "event trigger ensure RLS"
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- - "BYPASSRLS role privilege", "alter role bypassrls"
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- - "security definer function bypassa RLS"
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- - "service_role bypassa RLS", "service_role caveat"
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- - "view security_invoker", "view bypass RLS"
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- - "como proteger contra third-party tools acessando DB direto"
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- ## Princípio canônico
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- **Defense in depth** = múltiplas camadas independentes de proteção. Para RLS em Supabase:
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- 1. **Camada 1 — Policy explícita por tabela** (skill `supabase-rls-policies`) — sempre granular, sempre `(select auth.uid())`, sempre `IS NOT NULL`, sempre indices.
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- 2. **Camada 2 — Auto-enable RLS via event trigger** (DEFENSE-01) — garante que toda tabela nova nasce com RLS habilitado, mesmo se developer esquecer.
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- 3. **Camada 3 — GRANT explícito** (skill `supabase-rls-policies`) — sem `grant select to authenticated`, queries falham com "permission denied" antes mesmo de chegar nas policies.
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- 4. **Camada 4 — Bypass controlado** — `BYPASSRLS` role, `security definer` functions em schema `private` (DEFENSE-02, DEFENSE-04). Nunca em schema exposto.
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- 5. **Camada 5 — Views com `security_invoker=true`** (DEFENSE-05, Postgres 15+) — views respeitam RLS do role chamador, não do criador.
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- 6. **Camada 6 — Service role caveat** (DEFENSE-03) — entender que service_role bypassa RLS mas só no servidor; nunca expor ao cliente.
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- 7. **Camada 7 — Cooperative handoff via supabase-rls-hardener** (v1.23) — todo SQL gerado pelo kit passa pelo hardener canonical antes do output final. Verdicts GO/STRENGTHEN/REWRITE-com-confirmação. Princípio canônico: agents externos pensam/planejam; agents Supabase materializam/hardenam.
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- 8. **Camada 8 — Column-Level Privileges** (v1.24) — `GRANT/REVOKE (col1, col2) ON TABLE` para restringir colunas sensíveis (PII, audit payload, billing, tokens). Feature AVANÇADA — usar apenas quando RLS + dedicated role table não cobrem o caso. Cross-ref skill [`supabase-column-level-security`](../supabase-column-level-security/SKILL.md).
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- 9. **Camada 9 — Auth Hooks - Custom Claims** (v1.25) — `Custom Access Token Auth Hook` (função PG `custom_access_token_hook(event jsonb)`) injeta `user_role` no JWT durante geração do token. RLS policies consultam o claim direto via `auth.jwt() ->> 'user_role'` ou via `authorize()` function — zero-JOIN, type-safe via enum, composable. Alternativa moderna a dedicated role table com JOIN custoso em policies. Caveat JWT freshness (eventually consistent). Cross-ref skill [`supabase-custom-claims-rbac`](../supabase-custom-claims-rbac/SKILL.md).
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- 10. **Camada 10 — Postgres Roles Hierarchy** (v1.26) — Postgres roles dedicados para **system access** (service accounts, cron jobs, BI tools, ETL, admin scripts) em vez de service_role API key sempre. Auditabilidade superior (queries logam por role no `pg_stat_statements`), Role hierarchy via INHERIT/NOINHERIT, custom roles com BYPASSRLS específicos (`security_admin`, `dpo_role`, `lead_manager`, `platform_admin`). Distinção canônica vs application access (RLS + Custom Claims). Cross-ref skill [`supabase-postgres-roles`](../supabase-postgres-roles/SKILL.md).
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- Razão: RLS é a primeira linha, mas humanos esquecem. Third-party tooling (Metabase, dbt, ferramentas BI conectadas via JDBC, scripts) bypassam toda a lógica da camada de aplicação — só RLS no banco protege. Defense in depth aplica princípio de **proteção sobreposta** para resiliência.
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- ## DEFENSE-01: Event trigger `rls_auto_enable()` como default
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- Em projetos novos, instale event trigger que ativa RLS automaticamente quando uma tabela é criada em schema exposto. Protege contra esquecimento humano.
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- ### Função PLpgSQL + Event Trigger
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- ```sql
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- create or replace function rls_auto_enable()
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- language plpgsql
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- as $$
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- cmd record;
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- select *
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- where command_tag in ('CREATE TABLE', 'CREATE TABLE AS', 'SELECT INTO')
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- and object_type in ('table','partitioned table')
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- loop
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- -- só atua em schemas configurados; pula sistema
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- if cmd.schema_name is not null
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- and cmd.schema_name not in ('pg_catalog','information_schema')
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- and cmd.schema_name not like 'pg_toast%'
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- and cmd.schema_name not like 'pg_temp%' then
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- execute format('alter table if exists %s enable row level security', cmd.object_identity);
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- raise log 'rls_auto_enable: enabled RLS on %', cmd.object_identity;
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- raise log 'rls_auto_enable: failed to enable RLS on %', cmd.object_identity;
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- - **Aplica-se a tabelas criadas após o trigger ser instalado** — tabelas pré-existentes precisam de `ALTER TABLE ... ENABLE ROW LEVEL SECURITY` manual ou script de migração.
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- - **Schemas filtrados** — só atua em schemas listados explicitamente (`public` por default). Para incluir mais schemas, edite a lista. Para projetos multi-tenant em schemas separados por org, adicione `('public', 'org_*')` ou similar.
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- - **Não cria policies** — apenas habilita RLS. Sem policies, tabela fica bloqueada para roles não-bypass — comportamento desejado (failsafe).
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- - **Não dispara em `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS` quando tabela já existe** — comportamento padrão Postgres event triggers.
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- - **Trigger é `SECURITY DEFINER`** — roda como o owner do trigger (geralmente `postgres`). Garante permissão para `ALTER TABLE`.
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- ## DEFENSE-02: `BYPASSRLS` role privilege para tarefas admin
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- Para tarefas administrativas internas (jobs noturnos, migrations, scripts de manutenção), crie role com privilégio `BYPASSRLS` ao invés de usar `service_role`:
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- - Scripts de manutenção que rodam dentro do banco (não via API)
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- - Jobs `pg_cron` que precisam acessar dados cross-tenant
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- | Escopo | API key — usado em Authorization header | Postgres role — login direto |
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- | Auditoria | Logs do Supabase API | Postgres audit log (pg_audit) |
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- | Revoke | Rotacionar key via dashboard | `revoke bypassrls from <role>` |
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- | Granularidade | Tudo-ou-nada | Pode escopar GRANT a tabelas específicas |
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- ## DEFENSE-03: `service_role` caveat — não bypassa RLS do user logged-in
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- **Caveat crítico:** quando você usa o SDK Supabase com `SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY`, mas a sessão ainda tem `Authorization: Bearer <user_jwt>` set, **o RLS do user é aplicado** — o service_role bypass é **overridden**.
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- **Como Supabase decide:** se a request tem JWT válido em Authorization header, Supabase deriva o `role` (anon/authenticated) e aplica RLS. Service_role só bypassa se NÃO há JWT user OU se você usa o pattern admin client com `persistSession: false`.
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- - [ ] **DEFENSE-01:** Event trigger `rls_auto_enable` instalado em `ddl_command_end` cobrindo `CREATE TABLE` em schema `public`.
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- - [ ] **DEFENSE-02:** Roles admin internos usam `BYPASSRLS` privilege ao invés de service_role API key em scripts/cron jobs.
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- - [ ] **DEFENSE-03:** Edge Functions cross-tenant usam admin client separado (`persistSession: false`) ao invés de service_role com sessão user ativa.
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- - [ ] **GRANT explícito** antes de ENABLE RLS em todas tabelas — sem `grant select to authenticated`, queries falham antes mesmo da policy.
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- - [ ] **Cooperative handoff** — qualquer agent/skill/command produzindo SQL passa pelo `supabase-rls-hardener` (v1.23) antes do output final.
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- - [ ] **DEFENSE-06 (v1.24):** Column-Level Privileges em tabelas com PII/audit payload/billing/tokens — REVOKE table-level + GRANT column-level granular; clientes listam colunas explicitamente (não `select *`).
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- - [ ] **DEFENSE-07 (v1.25):** RBAC via Custom Access Token Auth Hook — `user_role` injetado no JWT durante geração do token; RLS policies consultam claim via `authorize()` function ao invés de JOIN em user_roles; `supabase_auth_admin` tem GRANT EXECUTE no hook + GRANT ALL em user_roles; revogação de role força logout via `auth.admin.signOut()` para invalidação imediata.
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- - [ ] **DEFENSE-08 (v1.26):** Postgres Roles Hierarchy — service accounts internos (cron jobs, BI tools, ETL, admin scripts) usam Postgres roles dedicados em vez de service_role API key; custom roles com BYPASSRLS específicos (`security_admin`, `dpo_role`, `lead_manager`, `platform_admin`); role hierarchy via INHERIT/NOINHERIT para multi-level permissions; pg_stat_statements audit por role; cross-ref skill `supabase-postgres-roles` v1.26 para 10 predefined Supabase roles documentados.
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- ## Cross-suite handoff cooperativo (v1.23)
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- Esta skill é base para o agent `supabase-rls-hardener` (criado em Phase 126 do v1.23) — que recebe draft SQL via `Task()` upstream context, valida os 6 itens do checklist defense-in-depth acima, e devolve verdict GO/STRENGTHEN/REWRITE-com-confirmação.
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- Princípio canônico v1.23: **agents não-Supabase pensam/planejam; agents Supabase materializam/hardenam; ninguém descarta upstream**. Esta skill consolida o conhecimento que o hardener aplica.
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- ## Ver também
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- - [supabase-rls-policies](../supabase-rls-policies/SKILL.md) — Camada 1 (policies granulares + IS NOT NULL + GRANT) + Performance recommendations
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- - [supabase-migrations](../supabase-migrations/SKILL.md) — Template canônico v1.23 com 5 blocos obrigatórios (incluindo GRANT + ENABLE RLS + policies + index)
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- - [supabase-database-functions](../supabase-database-functions/SKILL.md) — funções `SECURITY INVOKER` (default seguro) vs `SECURITY DEFINER` (com justificativa)
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- - [glossário compartilhado](../_shared-supabase/glossary.md) — termos defense-in-depth, hardener, cooperative-handoff, event-trigger-rls-auto-enable, bypassrls, security_invoker
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+ ---
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+ name: supabase-rls-defense-in-depth
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+ description: Use ao desenhar defense-in-depth RLS em Supabase — event trigger rls_auto_enable (default projetos novos), BYPASSRLS role privilege, service_role caveat, security definer functions como bypass co…
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Supabase — RLS Defense in Depth
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+
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+ ## Quando usar
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+
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+ LLM carrega esta skill quando precisar desenhar **camadas de defesa** RLS além das policies básicas. Trigger phrases:
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+
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+ - "defense in depth RLS", "camadas de defesa Postgres"
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+ - "auto-enable RLS em todas tabelas novas", "event trigger ensure RLS"
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+ - "BYPASSRLS role privilege", "alter role bypassrls"
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+ - "security definer function bypassa RLS"
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+ - "service_role bypassa RLS", "service_role caveat"
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+ - "view security_invoker", "view bypass RLS"
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+ - "como proteger contra third-party tools acessando DB direto"
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+
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+ ## Princípio canônico
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+
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+ **Defense in depth** = múltiplas camadas independentes de proteção. Para RLS em Supabase:
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+
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+ 1. **Camada 1 — Policy explícita por tabela** (skill `supabase-rls-policies`) — sempre granular, sempre `(select auth.uid())`, sempre `IS NOT NULL`, sempre indices.
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+ 2. **Camada 2 — Auto-enable RLS via event trigger** (DEFENSE-01) — garante que toda tabela nova nasce com RLS habilitado, mesmo se developer esquecer.
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+ 3. **Camada 3 — GRANT explícito** (skill `supabase-rls-policies`) — sem `grant select to authenticated`, queries falham com "permission denied" antes mesmo de chegar nas policies.
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+ 4. **Camada 4 — Bypass controlado** — `BYPASSRLS` role, `security definer` functions em schema `private` (DEFENSE-02, DEFENSE-04). Nunca em schema exposto.
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+ 5. **Camada 5 — Views com `security_invoker=true`** (DEFENSE-05, Postgres 15+) — views respeitam RLS do role chamador, não do criador.
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+ 6. **Camada 6 — Service role caveat** (DEFENSE-03) — entender que service_role bypassa RLS mas só no servidor; nunca expor ao cliente.
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+ 7. **Camada 7 — Cooperative handoff via supabase-rls-hardener** (v1.23) — todo SQL gerado pelo kit passa pelo hardener canonical antes do output final. Verdicts GO/STRENGTHEN/REWRITE-com-confirmação. Princípio canônico: agents externos pensam/planejam; agents Supabase materializam/hardenam.
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+ 8. **Camada 8 — Column-Level Privileges** (v1.24) — `GRANT/REVOKE (col1, col2) ON TABLE` para restringir colunas sensíveis (PII, audit payload, billing, tokens). Feature AVANÇADA — usar apenas quando RLS + dedicated role table não cobrem o caso. Cross-ref skill [`supabase-column-level-security`](../supabase-column-level-security/SKILL.md).
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+ 9. **Camada 9 — Auth Hooks - Custom Claims** (v1.25) — `Custom Access Token Auth Hook` (função PG `custom_access_token_hook(event jsonb)`) injeta `user_role` no JWT durante geração do token. RLS policies consultam o claim direto via `auth.jwt() ->> 'user_role'` ou via `authorize()` function — zero-JOIN, type-safe via enum, composable. Alternativa moderna a dedicated role table com JOIN custoso em policies. Caveat JWT freshness (eventually consistent). Cross-ref skill [`supabase-custom-claims-rbac`](../supabase-custom-claims-rbac/SKILL.md).
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+ 10. **Camada 10 — Postgres Roles Hierarchy** (v1.26) — Postgres roles dedicados para **system access** (service accounts, cron jobs, BI tools, ETL, admin scripts) em vez de service_role API key sempre. Auditabilidade superior (queries logam por role no `pg_stat_statements`), Role hierarchy via INHERIT/NOINHERIT, custom roles com BYPASSRLS específicos (`security_admin`, `dpo_role`, `lead_manager`, `platform_admin`). Distinção canônica vs application access (RLS + Custom Claims). Cross-ref skill [`supabase-postgres-roles`](../supabase-postgres-roles/SKILL.md).
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+ Razão: RLS é a primeira linha, mas humanos esquecem. Third-party tooling (Metabase, dbt, ferramentas BI conectadas via JDBC, scripts) bypassam toda a lógica da camada de aplicação — só RLS no banco protege. Defense in depth aplica princípio de **proteção sobreposta** para resiliência.
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+ ## DEFENSE-01: Event trigger `rls_auto_enable()` como default
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+ Em projetos novos, instale event trigger que ativa RLS automaticamente quando uma tabela é criada em schema exposto. Protege contra esquecimento humano.
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+
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+ ### Função PLpgSQL + Event Trigger
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ create or replace function rls_auto_enable()
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+ returns event_trigger
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+ language plpgsql
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+ security definer
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+ set search_path = pg_catalog
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+ as $$
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+ declare
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+ cmd record;
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+ begin
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+ for cmd in
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+ select *
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+ from pg_event_trigger_ddl_commands()
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+ where command_tag in ('CREATE TABLE', 'CREATE TABLE AS', 'SELECT INTO')
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+ and object_type in ('table','partitioned table')
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+ loop
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+ -- só atua em schemas configurados; pula sistema
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+ if cmd.schema_name is not null
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+ and cmd.schema_name in ('public')
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+ and cmd.schema_name not in ('pg_catalog','information_schema')
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+ and cmd.schema_name not like 'pg_toast%'
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+ and cmd.schema_name not like 'pg_temp%' then
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+ begin
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+ execute format('alter table if exists %s enable row level security', cmd.object_identity);
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+ raise log 'rls_auto_enable: enabled RLS on %', cmd.object_identity;
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+ exception
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+ when others then
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+ raise log 'rls_auto_enable: failed to enable RLS on %', cmd.object_identity;
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+ end;
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+ else
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+ raise log 'rls_auto_enable: skip % (system schema or not in enforced list)', cmd.object_identity;
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+ end if;
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+ end loop;
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+ end;
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+ $$;
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+
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+ drop event trigger if exists ensure_rls;
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+ create event trigger ensure_rls
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+ on ddl_command_end
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+ when tag in ('CREATE TABLE', 'CREATE TABLE AS', 'SELECT INTO')
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+ execute function rls_auto_enable();
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Caveats e limitações
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+
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+ - **Aplica-se a tabelas criadas após o trigger ser instalado** — tabelas pré-existentes precisam de `ALTER TABLE ... ENABLE ROW LEVEL SECURITY` manual ou script de migração.
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+ - **Schemas filtrados** — só atua em schemas listados explicitamente (`public` por default). Para incluir mais schemas, edite a lista. Para projetos multi-tenant em schemas separados por org, adicione `('public', 'org_*')` ou similar.
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+ - **Não cria policies** — apenas habilita RLS. Sem policies, tabela fica bloqueada para roles não-bypass — comportamento desejado (failsafe).
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+ - **Não dispara em `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS` quando tabela já existe** — comportamento padrão Postgres event triggers.
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+ - **Trigger é `SECURITY DEFINER`** — roda como o owner do trigger (geralmente `postgres`). Garante permissão para `ALTER TABLE`.
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+
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+ ### Auditoria — listar tabelas sem RLS
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+
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+ Para validar que defense-in-depth está aplicado:
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ select schemaname, tablename
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+ from pg_tables
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+ where schemaname = 'public'
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+ and not exists (
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+ select 1 from pg_class c
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+ join pg_namespace n on n.oid = c.relnamespace
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+ where n.nspname = pg_tables.schemaname
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+ and c.relname = pg_tables.tablename
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+ and c.relrowsecurity = true
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+ );
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+ ```
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+ Se retorna ≥ 1 row, há tabelas sem RLS — gap de defense-in-depth.
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+
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+ ## DEFENSE-02: `BYPASSRLS` role privilege para tarefas admin
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+ Para tarefas administrativas internas (jobs noturnos, migrations, scripts de manutenção), crie role com privilégio `BYPASSRLS` ao invés de usar `service_role`:
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+ ```sql
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+ -- criar role interno
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+ create role admin_internal with login password '<strong_pw>';
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+ alter role admin_internal with bypassrls;
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+
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+ -- conceder permissões necessárias
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+ grant all on all tables in schema public to admin_internal;
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+ grant all on all sequences in schema public to admin_internal;
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Quando usar:**
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+ - Scripts de manutenção que rodam dentro do banco (não via API)
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+ - Jobs `pg_cron` que precisam acessar dados cross-tenant
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+ - Migrations que populam dados em massa ignorando policies
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+ - DBAs investigando incidents em production
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+
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+ **Quando NÃO usar:**
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+
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+ - Edge Functions — use `SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY` direto (já tem BYPASSRLS implícito)
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+ - Backend customizado conectado via JDBC — use service_role role do Supabase
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+ - Qualquer role que receba requisição de cliente
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+
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+ **Comparação com service_role:**
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+ | | `service_role` (Supabase API key) | Custom role `BYPASSRLS` |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | Escopo | API key — usado em Authorization header | Postgres role — login direto |
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+ | Auditoria | Logs do Supabase API | Postgres audit log (pg_audit) |
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+ | Revoke | Rotacionar key via dashboard | `revoke bypassrls from <role>` |
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+ | Granularidade | Tudo-ou-nada | Pode escopar GRANT a tabelas específicas |
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+ ## DEFENSE-03: `service_role` caveat — não bypassa RLS do user logged-in
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+ **Caveat crítico:** quando você usa o SDK Supabase com `SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY`, mas a sessão ainda tem `Authorization: Bearer <user_jwt>` set, **o RLS do user é aplicado** — o service_role bypass é **overridden**.
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+ ```js
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+ // errado — service_role mas com sessão user ainda ativa
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+ const supabase = createClient(URL, SERVICE_ROLE_KEY)
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+ supabase.auth.setSession({ access_token: userJwt, refresh_token: userRefresh })
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+ // agora .from('tasks').select() aplica RLS do user, não bypass
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+
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+ // certo — service_role limpo
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+ const supabase = createClient(URL, SERVICE_ROLE_KEY, {
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+ auth: { persistSession: false, autoRefreshToken: false }
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+ })
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+ // agora .from('tasks').select() bypassa RLS
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Como Supabase decide:** se a request tem JWT válido em Authorization header, Supabase deriva o `role` (anon/authenticated) e aplica RLS. Service_role só bypassa se NÃO há JWT user OU se você usa o pattern admin client com `persistSession: false`.
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+ **Aplicação:** Edge Functions que precisam fazer trabalho cross-tenant **devem** usar admin client separado (não o client da sessão do user que disparou a função):
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+ ```ts
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+ // edge function
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+ import { createClient } from 'npm:@supabase/supabase-js'
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+
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+ Deno.serve(async (req) => {
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+ // admin client — bypassa RLS porque sem session
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+ const adminDb = createClient(
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+ Deno.env.get('SUPABASE_URL')!,
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+ Deno.env.get('SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY')!,
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+ { auth: { persistSession: false, autoRefreshToken: false } }
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+ )
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+
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+ // user client — respeita RLS (para audit log do que user PODE fazer)
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+ const userDb = createClient(
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+ Deno.env.get('SUPABASE_URL')!,
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+ Deno.env.get('SUPABASE_ANON_KEY')!,
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+ { global: { headers: { Authorization: req.headers.get('Authorization')! } } }
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+ )
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+
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+ // exemplo: validar com userDb (RLS aplicado) que user pode acessar org
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+ const { data: orgCheck } = await userDb.from('organizations').select('id').eq('id', orgId).single()
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+ if (!orgCheck) return new Response('Forbidden', { status: 403 })
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+
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+ // executar mutation cross-tenant com adminDb (bypass RLS)
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+ const { data } = await adminDb.from('audit_log').insert({ ... })
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+ return new Response(JSON.stringify(data))
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+ })
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## DEFENSE-04: `SECURITY DEFINER` functions como bypass controlado
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+ Funções `SECURITY DEFINER` rodam com permissões do owner (geralmente `postgres`, que tem `BYPASSRLS`). Use para encapsular lógica admin/cross-tenant que precisa bypassar RLS.
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+
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+ ### Regras absolutas
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+ 1. **NUNCA em schema exposto** (`public`) — atacante poderia chamar a função com input arbitrário via REST API. Sempre em schema `private`, `internal`, ou similar **não-exposto** em API settings.
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+ 2. **Sempre `SET search_path = ''`** — evita schema injection (atacante criando função homônima em outro schema).
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+ 3. **Validar inputs** — função `SECURITY DEFINER` é alta autoridade; valide tudo (uuid format, range, ownership) antes de fazer trabalho.
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+ 4. **Auditar invocações** — log quem chamou + o quê + quando.
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+
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+ ### Example: cross-tenant analytics aggregation
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ -- schema private (NÃO exposto via API)
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+ create schema if not exists private;
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+
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+ create or replace function private.org_analytics_summary(org_id_arg uuid)
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+ returns table(metric text, value bigint)
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+ language plpgsql
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+ security definer
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+ set search_path = ''
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+ as $$
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+ begin
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+ -- validar input (uuid format, ownership do caller, etc.)
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+ if org_id_arg is null then
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+ raise exception 'org_id_arg required';
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+ end if;
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+
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+ -- validar que caller pode acessar essa org
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+ -- (mesmo bypassando RLS, regras de negócio aplicam)
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+ if not exists (
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+ select 1 from public.organization_members
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+ where org_id = org_id_arg and user_id = auth.uid()
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+ ) then
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+ raise exception 'access denied to org %', org_id_arg;
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+ end if;
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+
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+ -- audit log
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+ insert into public.audit_log (event, user_id, org_id, payload)
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+ values ('analytics_summary_query', auth.uid(), org_id_arg, jsonb_build_object('ts', now()));
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+
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+ -- query bypass RLS
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+ return query
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+ select 'total_tasks' as metric, count(*)::bigint as value
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+ from public.tasks
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+ where org_id = org_id_arg
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+ union all
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+ select 'total_members', count(*)::bigint
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+ from public.organization_members
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+ where org_id = org_id_arg;
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+ end;
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+ $$;
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+
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+ -- expor via RPC (RLS check feito DENTRO da função, não via policy)
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+ grant execute on function private.org_analytics_summary(uuid) to authenticated;
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Padrão de uso em policy:** funções `SECURITY DEFINER` podem ser chamadas em policies para fazer JOIN performant sem aplicar RLS recursivamente:
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ -- ver supabase-rls-policies Performance section #5
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+ create function private.has_good_role()
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+ returns boolean
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+ language plpgsql
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+ security definer
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+ set search_path = ''
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+ as $$
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+ begin
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+ return exists (
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+ select 1 from public.roles_table
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+ where (select auth.uid()) = user_id and role = 'good_role'
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+ );
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+ end;
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+ $$;
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+
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+ create policy "rls_test_select"
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+ on public.test_table for select
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+ to authenticated
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+ using ((select private.has_good_role()));
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## DEFENSE-05: Views com `security_invoker=true` (Postgres 15+)
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+
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+ Por padrão, views são criadas como `SECURITY DEFINER` — rodam com permissões do criador (geralmente `postgres`). Resultado: **views bypassam RLS** das tabelas subjacentes. Atacante pode contornar policies acessando a view ao invés da tabela.
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+
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+ ### Postgres 15+: `security_invoker=true`
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ -- view respeita RLS do role chamador (anon ou authenticated)
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+ create view public.user_active_tasks
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+ with (security_invoker = true)
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+ as
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+ select id, title, status, created_at
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+ from public.tasks
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+ where status = 'active';
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+ ```
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+
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+ Agora `select * from user_active_tasks` aplica policies de `public.tasks` baseadas no `auth.uid()` do caller.
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+
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+ ### Postgres < 15: revoke ou schema privado
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+
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+ Em versões anteriores, `security_invoker` não está disponível. Mitigação:
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ -- alternativa 1: revoke acesso de roles expostos
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+ revoke select on public.legacy_view from anon, authenticated;
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+ grant select on public.legacy_view to service_role; -- apenas backend
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+
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+ -- alternativa 2: mover view para schema privado (não exposto via API)
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+ drop view if exists public.legacy_view;
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+ create view private.legacy_view as ...;
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+ -- não conceder a anon/authenticated; expor via RPC se necessário
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Auditoria — encontrar views vulneráveis
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ -- views sem security_invoker em schemas expostos (Postgres 15+)
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+ select schemaname, viewname
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+ from pg_views v
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+ where schemaname = 'public'
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+ and not exists (
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+ select 1 from pg_class c
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+ join pg_namespace n on n.oid = c.relnamespace
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+ where n.nspname = v.schemaname
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+ and c.relname = v.viewname
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+ and c.reloptions::text like '%security_invoker=true%'
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+ );
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## DEFENSE-06 (v1.24): Column-Level Privileges para PII/audit/billing/tokens
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+
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+ Em tabelas com colunas sensíveis (PII em compliance LGPD/GDPR, audit log payload, billing data, tokens raw), aplique column-level privileges como **Camada 8** de defense-in-depth.
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+
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+ ### Quando aplicar
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+
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+ Use o checklist da skill [`supabase-column-level-security`](../supabase-column-level-security/SKILL.md):
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+
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+ - **PII compliance:** SSN, CPF, salary, medical info
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+ - **Audit log sanitization:** `audit_log.payload` jsonb (legível só por security_admin role)
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+ - **Billing data:** `credit_card_token`, `bank_account`
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+ - **Tokens raw:** `org_invites.token_raw` (apenas service_role pós-create)
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+
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+ ### Pattern canônico
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ -- 1. REVOKE table-level (perde acesso a TODAS colunas)
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+ revoke select on table public.audit_log from authenticated;
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+
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+ -- 2. GRANT column-level apenas em colunas não-sensíveis
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+ grant select (id, event_type, user_id, org_id, occurred_at)
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+ on table public.audit_log to authenticated;
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+
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+ -- 3. service_role ou security_admin role mantém acesso total
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+ grant select on table public.audit_log to service_role;
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Caveat crítico — Wildcard `*` restriction
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+
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+ Com column privileges, **`SELECT *` falha** — clientes devem listar colunas explicitamente:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ // ❌ FALHA — wildcard expansion bate em colunas sem permission
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+ const { data } = supabase.from('audit_log').select()
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+
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+ // ✅ OK — colunas explicitamente listadas
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+ const { data } = supabase.from('audit_log').select('id, event_type, user_id, org_id, occurred_at')
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Auditoria — detectar tabelas com PII sem column-level
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+
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+ ```sql
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+ -- detectar colunas potencialmente sensíveis sem column-level GRANT/REVOKE
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+ select c.table_schema, c.table_name, c.column_name, c.data_type
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+ from information_schema.columns c
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+ where c.table_schema = 'public'
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+ and (
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+ c.column_name ilike any (array[
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+ '%email%', '%phone%', '%ssn%', '%cpf%', '%token%',
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+ '%password%', '%credit_card%', '%bank_account%', '%salary%'
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+ ])
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+ )
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+ and not exists (
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+ select 1 from information_schema.column_privileges p
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+ where p.table_schema = c.table_schema
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+ and p.table_name = c.table_name
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+ and p.column_name = c.column_name
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+ );
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+ ```
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+ Cross-ref auditoria sistemática em agent [`supabase-rls-hardener`](../../agents/supabase-rls-hardener.md) Detector 8 (v1.24) — invoca [`supabase-column-privileges-writer`](../../agents/supabase-column-privileges-writer.md) cooperativamente quando detecta gap.
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+ ## Resumo — checklist defense-in-depth (8 itens, v1.24)
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+ Use este checklist ao validar projetos Supabase em produção:
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+ - [ ] **DEFENSE-01:** Event trigger `rls_auto_enable` instalado em `ddl_command_end` cobrindo `CREATE TABLE` em schema `public`.
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+ - [ ] **DEFENSE-02:** Roles admin internos usam `BYPASSRLS` privilege ao invés de service_role API key em scripts/cron jobs.
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+ - [ ] **DEFENSE-03:** Edge Functions cross-tenant usam admin client separado (`persistSession: false`) ao invés de service_role com sessão user ativa.
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+ - [ ] **DEFENSE-04:** Lógica admin/cross-tenant encapsulada em funções `SECURITY DEFINER` em schema `private` (não-exposto), com `SET search_path = ''` + input validation + audit log.
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+ - [ ] **DEFENSE-05:** Views em Postgres 15+ usam `with (security_invoker = true)`; em versões anteriores, revoke acesso de `anon`/`authenticated` ou mover para schema privado.
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+ - [ ] **GRANT explícito** antes de ENABLE RLS em todas tabelas — sem `grant select to authenticated`, queries falham antes mesmo da policy.
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+ - [ ] **Cooperative handoff** — qualquer agent/skill/command produzindo SQL passa pelo `supabase-rls-hardener` (v1.23) antes do output final.
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+ - [ ] **DEFENSE-06 (v1.24):** Column-Level Privileges em tabelas com PII/audit payload/billing/tokens — REVOKE table-level + GRANT column-level granular; clientes listam colunas explicitamente (não `select *`).
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+ - [ ] **DEFENSE-07 (v1.25):** RBAC via Custom Access Token Auth Hook — `user_role` injetado no JWT durante geração do token; RLS policies consultam claim via `authorize()` function ao invés de JOIN em user_roles; `supabase_auth_admin` tem GRANT EXECUTE no hook + GRANT ALL em user_roles; revogação de role força logout via `auth.admin.signOut()` para invalidação imediata.
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+ - [ ] **DEFENSE-08 (v1.26):** Postgres Roles Hierarchy — service accounts internos (cron jobs, BI tools, ETL, admin scripts) usam Postgres roles dedicados em vez de service_role API key; custom roles com BYPASSRLS específicos (`security_admin`, `dpo_role`, `lead_manager`, `platform_admin`); role hierarchy via INHERIT/NOINHERIT para multi-level permissions; pg_stat_statements audit por role; cross-ref skill `supabase-postgres-roles` v1.26 para 10 predefined Supabase roles documentados.
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+ ## Cross-suite handoff cooperativo (v1.23)
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+ Esta skill é base para o agent `supabase-rls-hardener` (criado em Phase 126 do v1.23) — que recebe draft SQL via `Task()` upstream context, valida os 6 itens do checklist defense-in-depth acima, e devolve verdict GO/STRENGTHEN/REWRITE-com-confirmação.
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+ Princípio canônico v1.23: **agents não-Supabase pensam/planejam; agents Supabase materializam/hardenam; ninguém descarta upstream**. Esta skill consolida o conhecimento que o hardener aplica.
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+ ## Ver também
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+ - [supabase-rls-policies](../supabase-rls-policies/SKILL.md) — Camada 1 (policies granulares + IS NOT NULL + GRANT) + Performance recommendations
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+ - [supabase-migrations](../supabase-migrations/SKILL.md) — Template canônico v1.23 com 5 blocos obrigatórios (incluindo GRANT + ENABLE RLS + policies + index)
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+ - [supabase-database-functions](../supabase-database-functions/SKILL.md) — funções `SECURITY INVOKER` (default seguro) vs `SECURITY DEFINER` (com justificativa)
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+ - [glossário compartilhado](../_shared-supabase/glossary.md) — termos defense-in-depth, hardener, cooperative-handoff, event-trigger-rls-auto-enable, bypassrls, security_invoker