Most products bolt security on at the end. We start every system assuming breach — here's what that looks like in practice.
Security marketing is full of buzzwords. Here's concretely what zero-trust means in the Bakaify codebase, today.
Public API routes validate origin, rate-limit by IP, and parse every payload against a strict schema — unknown fields are rejected, not ignored. Internal dashboard actions re-verify the session and role on the server for every single mutation, even when the UI already hides the button.
Database access goes through row-level security. Dashboard roles follow an explicit permission matrix — support staff can't edit content, viewers can't touch anything. The matrix is enforced in three layers: the CMS, the pages, and the actions.
Postgres, battle-tested auth, additive migrations, no clever tricks. Reliability is a security feature.