Multi-dot chunk filenames trigger WAF 403 — build-time mitigation for Turbopack/Next.js

Multi-dot chunk filenames trigger WAF 403 — build-time mitigation for Turbopack/Next.js targets a $8.0B = 20M businesses x $400 avg annual spend on web-app/edge security + dev-integrations total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 12% CAGR driven by edge adoption and cloud security spend.

Key trends driving demand: Edge-first deployments -- more sites are served from CDNs/edge which rely on generic WAF rule sets, increasing false positives.; Framework consolidation -- Next.js/Turbopack adoption centralizes where build-time tooling can have impact.; Security-and-dev convergence -- Dev teams are expected to resolve infra-caused failures in CI pipeline, increasing demand for build-integrated fixes.; Rise of managed WAFs -- Cloud providers and CDNs push standardized rules that often misclassify modern asset names..