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The LiteLLM Supply Chain Attack: What Happened, Why It Matters, and What to Do Next

How a compromised AI dependency turned into a widespread credential-stealing attack—and what developers and organizations must do now.

March 2026 Spring CVE Roundup: Six New Vulnerabilities Patched Across the Spring Ecosystem

Spring Security Alert: 6 Critical CVEs Impact Boot, Framework, and Legacy EOL Systems

Node.js 20 Goes EOL: How to Stay Secure Without a Full Migration

What Node.js 20 end-of-life means for security, compliance, and how to stay protected without rushing a migration

CVE-2026-29057 and CVE-2026-27980: Two New Vulnerabilities Affecting End-of-Life Next.js

How HeroDevs NES secures end-of-life Next.js applications against DoS and request smuggling threats

How Does My Scanner See HeroDevs? Snyk Edition

How to eliminate false positives in Snyk after securing Spring Boot 2.7 with HeroDevs NES

Spring Boot Authentication Bypass: Two New CVEs That Enterprise Teams Cannot Afford to Ignore ( CVE-2026-22731, CVE-2026-22733)

HIGH | March 19, 2026 | CVE-2026-22731, CVE-2026-22733

EOL Is the Next SCA Blind Spot — And It's Getting Bigger

SCA has matured into a security standard. But it has a structural gap that's growing as open source ecosystems age.

Why EOL Software Is Your Next Compliance Finding — And What to Do Before the Audit

EOL Software Vulnerabilities Don't Have Upstream Patches — But They Still Show Up on Your Audit Report

You Can't Patch What You Can't See: The EOL Blind Spot in Enterprise Security Scanning

SCA tools tell you what's vulnerable. They don't tell you what will never be fixed. That's a different problem entirely.

Developer Docs: Check for Exposure to Critical Spring CVE-2026-22732

Your Spring Security headers may be silently missing. Here is how to check.

CVE-2026-22732: Spring Security Silently Drops HTTP Security Headers

How a silent header omission in Spring Security's servlet layer exposes applications to caching attacks, clickjacking, and content-type sniffing

The Missing Pillar of Open Source Security Management: What CTOs Get Wrong About EOL Risk

EOL Software Is Compounding Your Security Debt — Here's How to Stop It

You Can't Patch Unsupported Software — And Auditors Are Starting to Ask Why You're Running It

Why “software supportability” is becoming a critical audit requirement—and how EOL open source creates hidden compliance gaps that traditional CVE scans miss.

HeroDevs Announces Never-Ending-Support (NES) for Angular 19

Ensuring Security and Compliance for End-of-Life Angular 19 Applications

TinyMCE 6 End of Life: Unpatched XSS Vulnerabilities and What to Do Now

TinyMCE 6 has reached end of life, leaving applications exposed to unpatched XSS vulnerabilities—here’s what that means and how to respond.