"It's been another challenging week for the React ecosystem. Developers worldwide have been rushing to update their React versions to patch two new vulnerabilities. This serves as a good reminder for all of us to prioritize security during testing. Fortunately, React Native remains mostly unaffected by these threats, as Server Components aren't yet widely used in the mobile environment. We are taking a well-deserved Christmas break 🎄 so this will be our last issue until January 14th."
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Developers rushed to update React to patch two new vulnerabilities tied to React Server Components and Server Actions, and upgrading to React 19 is recommended. The first vulnerability, CVE-2025-55184, is a denial-of-service flaw; attackers can crash servers by sending a payload with a cyclical reference. The second vulnerability is related but less severe than prior Remote Code Execution issues. React Native remains mostly unaffected because Server Components are not yet widely used in mobile. A Next.js 16 internationalization learning resource offers practical patterns and a 30% holiday discount. A holiday break runs until January 14th.
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