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2.15M Next.js Web Services Exposed, Active Exploitation Ongoing

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ThreatCluster •March 12, 2026 at 13:27 UTC

Over 2.15 million web services utilizing Next.js have been exposed on the internet, leading to active exploitation. The vulnerability has prompted immediate concerns among developers and organizations relying on this framework. Technical details regarding the nature of the exploitation have not been disclosed.

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