fix: upgrade Next.js to 15.5.14 to patch RCE vulnerability (GHSA-9qr9…#10
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The logs are showing active malware injection attempts hitting the app. They’re not succeeding on Windows since the payloads are using Linux commands (pkill, busybox, etc.), but something is still executing shell commands from incoming POST requests, which is the bigger concern.
The payloads line up with known Mirai botnet installers. They’re trying to reach out to 94.156.152.67 and 176.65.139.42 and stick around after.
Digging a bit deeper, the project is pinned to Next.js 15.3.3. That version has a React Flight protocol RCE vulnerability that was disclosed after this repo was last updated, so this doesn’t look intentional, just a dependency that went stale over time.
patched version Next.js to 15.5.14