Primary surface
Reviews App Router routes, Server Actions, route handlers, and middleware.
Scan Next.js App Router products for Server Action, middleware, route handler, auth, cache, and data exposure risks.
Page intent
productNext.js security scanning for App Router products, server actions, route handlers, and middleware.
Product pages should make SafeVibe feel tangible: what the team scopes, what the platform watches, and what evidence remains when fixes are retested.
Next.js security scanning for App Router products, server actions, route handlers, and middleware. It is written for Next.js teams, frontend platform teams, full-stack engineers, and technical founders, with the review anchored in the real application paths, roles, data, and evidence that drive the decision.
Reviews App Router routes, Server Actions, route handlers, and middleware.
Tests auth, redirects, caching, and data exposure across roles.
Checks public configuration and framework-specific security footguns.
Links findings to product paths and remediation criteria.
Server Actions trust client input or skip authorization checks.
Route handlers expose internal data or inconsistent auth behavior.
Middleware creates gaps between locale, tenant, and admin routes.
Public environment variables and caching leak sensitive state.
Map public, authenticated, admin, and API routes.
Test framework-specific behavior across roles and request states.
Fix auth, cache, validation, and data exposure defects.
Retest changed routes and record release evidence.
Reviews App Router routes, Server Actions, route handlers, and middleware.
Tests auth, redirects, caching, and data exposure across roles.
Checks public configuration and framework-specific security footguns.
Links findings to product paths and remediation criteria.
Next.js route risk map
Server Action review record
middleware behavior evidence
framework-specific retest summary
Server Actions trust client input or skip authorization checks.
Route handlers expose internal data or inconsistent auth behavior.
Next.js route risk map
Middleware creates gaps between locale, tenant, and admin routes.
Modern Next.js apps mix server, client, routing, caching, and API behavior. Security bugs often appear at those boundaries.
Yes. Server Actions are treated as product entry points that need authorization, validation, and data handling checks.
Yes. The workflow is useful before launch because route and data exposure issues are easier to fix before customer traffic.
Include authenticated routes, route handlers, middleware, admin workflows, Server Actions, and high-value data paths.
See how Next.js security scanning turns into scans, findings, fixes, and evidence inside a real SafeVibe workspace.