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My Take: Hype Vs. Reality

1/30/2026Updated 3/20/2026

https://www.holgerscode.com/blog/2026/01/30/stop-the-hype-lets-look-at-the-facts-before-leaving-nextjs-in-2026/

## The Security Question: Server Actions and Beyond ¶ Let's address the elephant in the room: **yes, Next.js has had security concerns**, particularly around Server Actions. In 2024 and 2025, several security researchers highlighted potential vulnerabilities in how Server Actions could be exploited if developers weren't careful about authorization checks. These were real concerns that the Next.js team took seriously, and they've implemented multiple layers of protection:

Related Pain Points1件

Authentication and Authorization Flaws in Next.js

Common vulnerabilities include insecure session management, weak token validation, missing authorization checks on API routes, and client-side only authentication without server-side validation.

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