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Check out our security work on Next.js.

Source: Hacktron AI
Author: Hacktron AI
Date: Published May 15, 2026

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Open-source maintainers can now get the same PR-level vulnerability scanning paid teams use, addressing a gap where most OSS projects have no dedicated security review at all.

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