Is there a "standard" set of tools for Nextjs from a security perspective?
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Pin-tailed Snipe posted this in #help-forum
Pin-tailed SnipeOP
I want to build an e-commerce site and I'd like to know what would you consider the standard set of tools in Nextjs from a security perspective.
I mean the tools for securing frontend interactions with backend services, including authentication, session, management, and data protection.
I mean the tools for securing frontend interactions with backend services, including authentication, session, management, and data protection.
Answered by B33fb0n3
yes, auth, tokens and so much more are very important. Depending on your case you need a specific flow. But there are many things, that you can do. The most basic ones are: auth and tokens. If you give more context for your specific use case, you can get a better answer
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yes, auth, tokens and so much more are very important. Depending on your case you need a specific flow. But there are many things, that you can do. The most basic ones are: auth and tokens. If you give more context for your specific use case, you can get a better answer
Answer
https://nextjs.org/blog/security-nextjs-server-components-actions
Give this a read btw, it goes through all the nextjs features and securing them
Give this a read btw, it goes through all the nextjs features and securing them
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