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This pull request introduces support for Toss Payments by adding a new environment variable for the client key and updating the PurchaseSection component. It also refactors the sitemap generation logic, consolidating it into server-sitemap.xml/index.tsx and removing the redundant sitemap/members.xml.tsx file. A critical concern is a potential Denial of Service (DoS) vulnerability in the server-side sitemap generation, specifically due to fetching 100,000 records from the backend API on every request to the sitemap index, which can exhaust server resources. Aside from this, the TokenHistory component has been simplified by directly using a state prop, and other changes appear to be well-implemented, enhancing the application's functionality and maintainability.
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The getServerSideProps function fetches up to 100,000 rank items from the backend API in a single request. This operation is triggered every time the /server-sitemap.xml endpoint is accessed. Fetching and processing such a large volume of data (potentially several megabytes of JSON) can lead to significant resource exhaustion (CPU, memory, and network bandwidth) on both the Next.js server and the backend API. An attacker or even a search engine crawler could cause a Denial of Service (DoS) by repeatedly requesting this URL.
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