Next.js server action security
Server actions are an elegant way to handle simple functions for common actions like form submissions, but they're a public API so you still need to consider security.
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Server actions are an elegant way to handle simple functions for common actions like form submissions, but they're a public API so you still need to consider security.
Exploiting (and protecting against) injection attacks, duplication DOS, and circular query attacks in GraphQL.
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Discover the hidden risks of using trivial packages in development. Learn how small, seemingly insignificant dependencies can lead to significant security vulnerabilities.
How to protect GraphQL backends using Arcjet. Implementing rate limiting and bot protection for Yoga + Next.js.
Discover essential strategies for managing developer secrets and preventing leaks in CI/CD pipelines, version control systems, and third-party dependencies.
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