Fix: Restore and enforce RLS policies across all tables - #37
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This PR patches a critical security issue where RLS was temporarily disabled for development. Leaving it disabled exposes the database to the public anon key. Added a new migration to lock down the database for production. The migration: Revokes dangerous wildcard privileges from the anon role. Re-enables RLS on profiles, wallets, transactions, escrow_agreements, and dispute_resolutions. Drops the permissive dev policies and replaces them with strict auth.uid() = user_id ownership checks. Adds proper multi-party access checks using EXISTS for the escrow and dispute tables. No application code changes are needed, this just secures the database schema.
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This PR patches a critical security issue where RLS was temporarily disabled for development. Leaving it disabled exposes the database to the public anon key.
Added a new migration to lock down the database for production. The migration:
Revokes dangerous wildcard privileges from the anon role.
Re-enables RLS on profiles, wallets, transactions, escrow_agreements, and dispute_resolutions.
Drops the permissive dev policies and replaces them with strict auth.uid() = user_id ownership checks.
Adds proper multi-party access checks using EXISTS for the escrow and dispute tables.
No application code changes are needed, this just secures the database schema.