Detect server-side and SSR vulnerabilities in Next.js applications.
npx skills add https://github.com/Skobyn/talon --skill hunt-nextjs-skobyn
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: hunt-nextjs Source: https://github.com/Skobyn/talon/tree/main/skills/hunt-nextjs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Skobyn/talon --skill hunt-nextjs-skobyn
Detect and analyze Next.js application vulnerabilities, reducing the risk of exploitation.
Use the hunt-nextjs skill to run a full vulnerability assessment on a target application.
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To scan a Next.js application for server-side vulnerabilities, you run an automated vulnerability assessment that targets server-side rendering issues, detecting threats like SSRF, data leaks, and authorization bypass.
Common Next.js vulnerabilities include server-side request forgery (SSRF), data leaks, and authorization bypass, particularly within server-side rendering and API route handling contexts.
Yes, this vulnerability detection approach operates within the context of bug bounty programs and red teaming exercises to identify attack surface signals and reduce exploitation risk.
Automated vulnerability detection specifically targets Next.js server-side rendering issues by leveraging various testing strategies to identify common web application threats and data exposure points.
The best way to detect SSRF in a Next.js app is through automated scanning that identifies attack surface signals pointing toward potential server-side request forgery and data leak vulnerabilities.
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