Total vulnerabilities in the database
Next.js before 13.4.20-canary.13 lacks a cache-control header and thus empty prefetch responses may sometimes be cached by a CDN, causing a denial of service to all users requesting the same URL via that CDN.
Software | From | Fixed in |
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vercel / next.js | - | 13.4.20 |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary1 | 13.4.20-canary1.x |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary2 | 13.4.20-canary2.x |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary3 | 13.4.20-canary3.x |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary4 | 13.4.20-canary4.x |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary5 | 13.4.20-canary5.x |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary6 | 13.4.20-canary6.x |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary7 | 13.4.20-canary7.x |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary8 | 13.4.20-canary8.x |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary9 | 13.4.20-canary9.x |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary10 | 13.4.20-canary10.x |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary11 | 13.4.20-canary11.x |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary12 | 13.4.20-canary12.x |
vercel / next.js | 13.4.20-canary0 | 13.4.20-canary0.x |
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0.9.9 | 13.4.20-canary.13 |