Warning!
It is important to notice that NEXT_PUBLIC_ environment variable prefixes should only be used for values that are non-sensitive. It's not secure to store your secret encryption key on a NEXT_PUBLIC_ env variable. Consider using Next.js API routes to isolate any service-oriented business logic to the server-side of things. ( for example implement and call from client-side a route like /api/sendEncryptedMessageToDB/ and handle encryption from there (Nextjs's server-side), before sending to the client side of NextJs)
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Warning!
It is important to notice that NEXT_PUBLIC_ environment variable prefixes should only be used for values that are non-sensitive. It's not secure to store your secret encryption key on a NEXT_PUBLIC_ env variable. Consider using Next.js API routes to isolate any service-oriented business logic to the server-side of things. ( for example implement and call from client-side a route like /api/sendEncryptedMessageToDB/ and handle encryption from there (Nextjs's server-side), before sending to the client side of NextJs)
More info here