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How to Keep the Spring Framework and Spring Boot Secure from CVEs

Why full-stack remediation across Spring Framework, Boot, and beyond is essential for true security.

Spring Cloud Gateway: Critical Environment Modification Vulnerability (CVE-2025-41243)

Critical Spring Cloud Gateway Flaw Exposes Runtime Environments

The Hidden Security Risks of Outdated JavaScript Testing Frameworks (and How to Avoid Them)

Why outdated devDependencies like Jest, Mocha, and Cypress can expose your CI/CD pipelines to CVEs, compliance failures, and operational risks—and how to secure them.

How Legacy Frameworks Hide in Plain Sight

Why unsupported OSS lingers in your stack, the risks it creates, and how to support legacy code safely while planning for modernization

3 CVEs Expose Critical Flaws in Legacy Apache Struts Apps

Three new 2025 CVEs prove unsupported Apache Struts is still a prime target for attackers.

Legacy Code in a DevOps World: Why CI/CD Pipelines Still Break on End-of-Life Software

When “modern” pipelines meet legacy dependencies: why DevOps alone can’t prevent EOL software from breaking builds—and how long-term support restores stability.

Long Term Support vs Community Editions: The Strategic Cost of Stability

Why the choice between LTS and community editions isn’t just technical—it’s a strategic decision shaping innovation, security, and business growth.

CVE-2025-4690: A ReDoS Vulnerability in AngularJS’s linky Filter

CVE-2025-4690 exposes AngularJS applications to ReDoS attacks—HeroDevs delivers the fix with NES-supported releases.

The Compliance Trap: Why End-of-Life Open Source Is a Hidden Audit Risk

How unsupported open source components can derail audits, stall deals, and cost you millions—and how to fix it before it happens.

The Rise of Long-Term Support in Open Source: Trends Shaping 2025

Why long-term support is the new must-have for OSS in enterprise environments.

10 Tomcat CVEs to Watch Out for in 2025 (Patched by HeroDevs NES)

From RCE to DoS, these 2025 Apache Tomcat vulnerabilities target versions still widely used in production. HeroDevs NES neutralizes the threat.

From Breach to Blocked: How a HeroDevs Engineer Stopped a GitHub Hijack in 6 Hours

One malicious NPM package. Zero CVEs. Caught by a human—not a tool.

HeroDevs Announces $125 Million Strategic Growth Investment from PSG

The investment, one of the largest in Utah this year, will help further HeroDevs’ commitment to securing legacy software applications, ensuring enterprise technology infrastructure remains compliant and protected

What Google Got Right (and Wrong) in the AngularJS to Angular Migration

How Angular’s transition from JS to modern TypeScript sparked confusion, competition, and crucial lessons for the future of open source support.

Still Using Lodash 3.x? Here’s What You’re Risking.

Why millions of downloads don’t mean you’re safe—and what to do if your app still depends on Lodash 3.