A simple Next.js app built 2 months ago already has 48 vulnerabilities
haydendevs · x · 2026-09-08
Developer haydendevs jokes that a simple Next.js app he shipped just two months ago already flags 48 vulnerabilities in dependency audits. The post is a pointed reminder of how fast security debt piles up in the JS/npm ecosystem — even tiny AI-era hobby builds — and why regular npm audit and dependency updates matter.
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