Practical Security Guides For Your Team
Clear, non-alarmist guidance for real web vulnerabilities so your team can prioritize fixes confidently.
Outdated Next.js Version Exposes Server to Unauthorized Internal Requests
highYour website is running an outdated version of Next.js (the framework powering your web app) that contains a known security flaw. Under specific conditions, this flaw could allow an outside visitor to trick your server into making requests to internal systems it shouldn't be able to reach. A patch is available and the fix is straightforward — update to the latest version.
Next.js Server Crash Vulnerability via Oversized Requests (CVE-2025-59472)
highA flaw in a specific Next.js feature called Partial Prerendering (PPR) allows anyone on the internet to crash your web server by sending a specially crafted request — no login required. This only affects self-hosted Next.js applications running in a specific 'minimal mode' configuration with PPR turned on. If your app is hosted on Vercel's platform, you are not affected.