security-nextjs

To audit Next.js App Router security, scan your project to identify NEXT_PUBLIC_ environment variable exposure and surface misconfigurations that leak secrets. This structured audit reviews config files to prevent sensitive data leakage.

Checking Next.js Server Actions authentication involves scanning your codebase to identify missing auth checks and input validation gaps. The audit provides targeted guidance to secure server-side execution endpoints.

The best way to harden Next.js middleware and API route security is to run an audit assessing coverage and identifying weaknesses. This process generates remediation steps for middleware configurations and secure header implementation.

Yes, this Next.js security audit applies to projects of all sizes. It evaluates App Router, Server Actions, and middleware configurations across any Next.js codebase to enforce secure headers and config hardening.

The ripgrep tool, or rg, must be installed because the scanner scripts rely on it to recursively search Next.js project files. This dependency enables rapid identification of NEXT_PUBLIC_ exposure and configuration weaknesses.

You need to check Next.js headers and config for security hardening whenever you deploy App Router or Server Actions. The audit enforces checks for secure Next.js headers and config to prevent misconfigurations.