Lucas and Luna dig into a quietly pervasive issue in modern NextJS apps: server actions that inadvertently expose internal API endpoints, database schemas, or even PII through client-server boundary leaks. They walk through a real-world example from a fintech startup's recent security audit, showing how a simple form action can leak your entire Prisma schema, and explain the one-line fix most teams miss. Touching on framework design trade-offs, Vercel's stance, and the broader trend of server components blurring the line between client and server, this episode gives you a concrete audit checklist for your own codebase.

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