Prisma 8 just hit release candidate.
And it has searchable encryption built in thanks to CipherStash.
Weβve worked with the Prisma team to give you:
π Encrypted search
π½ Encrypted Sorting and range queries
π Searchable encrypted JSON
All natively in Prisma 8βs shiny new
CipherStash makes access control cryptographic. The rules aren't configured. They're enforced. A breach yields ciphertext, nothing useful.
- Today we're launching the CipherStash + Supabase integration. Developers can now build privacy-first PostgreSQL applications without giving up the features they expect. What you get: * Search encrypted data (equality, range, ordering & full-text) * Encrypt sensitive fields
- Build privacy-first apps on Supabase.CipherStash brings searchable field-level encryption to Supabase. β Encrypt sensitive fields at the application layer, no schema changes β Search, sort, and join over encrypted data without decrypting it β Keys stay under your control with ZeroKMS One command to set up: `npx
- Privacy isn't a feature you bolt on. It's whether your data is actually protected when it's sitting in the database. We've now kept 1 billion+ values encrypted and counting π
- Your agent's db connection authenticates the app, not the user the prompt came from. Our take on how identity-bound encryption fixes this π


