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A critical vulnerability was recently disclosed in React Server Components (RSC), impacting multiple versions of React, Next.js and other RSC-based frameworks. This flaw could allow malicious actors to execute arbitrary code within an affected application. 🧵

3/12/25, 3:57 pm23 reposts80 likes

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@iamyen.bsky.social

4 Dec 2025

I’m convinced that anyone who relentlessly shits on JavaScript just doesn’t understand how it works. What a tired and unoriginal idea.

arkevorkhat.vanadiel.network

@arkevorkhat.vanadiel.network

4 Dec 2025

Seriously. This isn't even really a JavaScript issue. Allowing untrusted input to be executed on the server is the issue here. Doesn't matter if the backend were written in JS, Python, or Ruby

ultramiraculous

@ultramiraculo.us

4 Dec 2025

Funny I say the same thing about anyone who is relentlessly boosting JS. How do *you* think JavaScript works? 🤔

Netlify

@netlify.com

3 Dec 2025

Netlify has deployed a mitigation that protects all impacted customers across every account tier. As a precaution, we still recommend upgrading to the latest versions of your framework. More details: www.netlify.com/changelog/20...