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Critical Next.js Vulnerabilities Allow Hackers to Execute Malicious Code Remotely
Next.js has released security updates for two critical vulnerabilities that could let remote attackers run malicious code without logging in. A third, high-severity flaw could stop affected applications from serving requests. The issues involve cached functions, SVG image processing, and Server Actions, with fixes available in Next.js 16.4.1 and 15.5.28. Published on October 14, 2026, […] The post Critical Next.js Vulnerabilities Allow Hackers to Execute Malicious Code Remotely appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Next.js has released security updates for two critical vulnerabilities that could let remote attackers run malicious code without logging in. A third, high-severity flaw could stop affected applications from serving requests. The issues involve cached functions, SVG image processing, and Server…
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