nextjs-security

Preventing middleware bypasses in your Next.js application requires analyzing routing configurations to identify security weaknesses. This Skill audits your project to detect misconfigurations where middleware might be skipped or bypassed.

Checking for environment variable leaks in Next.js involves reviewing server component configurations and deployment setups. This Skill analyzes your application to identify potential exposure of sensitive environment variables before launch.

Securing unsafe redirects in Next.js requires reviewing your redirect logic to prevent open redirect vulnerabilities. This Skill analyzes your application code to identify and help mitigate unsafe redirect configurations during security audits.

Yes, you can use this to review Content Security Policy and headers for Next.js. It guides the secure configuration of server components, CSP, image loading, and headers to ensure compliance with best practices before deployment.

Yes, this Skill checks for Server-Side Request Forgery risks in Next.js image handling. It analyzes image loading configurations to ensure secure deployment and mitigate potential SSRF vulnerabilities.

You need to audit your Next.js project for security misconfigurations before deploying or upgrading to ensure robust defense against vulnerabilities. This Skill is suitable for developers reviewing code to confirm compliance with runtime security measures and best practices.