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Security
May 7, 2026
Spring Boot April 2026: 8 CVEs Including CVE-2026-40976 Critical
How a single April 23 release fixed eight Spring Boot vulnerabilities, dominated by auto-configuration paths that silently weakened production security
Mark Szymanski

Security
May 7, 2026
Log4j 2.17.x: Five Unpatched CVEs Now Resolved with NES for Apache Log4j 2
HeroDevs releases a drop-in replacement for Log4j 2.17.x patching two TLS hostname verification bypasses and three log pipeline vulnerabilities with no upstream fix available.
Erik Weibust
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EOL Software
May 7, 2026
The Q2 2026 EOL Survival Guide: MySQL, Node 20, Django, Angular, Spring
Five major frameworks. Ninety days. Your survival guide to the most concentrated open source EOL wave in history.
Parin Shah

Security
May 6, 2026
CVE-2026-22752: Spring Authorization Server Critical — XSS, SSRF, and Privilege Escalation
How a flaw in dynamic client registration exposes OAuth servers to XSS, SSRF, and token abuse.
Mark Szymanski

Compliance
May 5, 2026
EOL Open Source Is Now a CRA Compliance Problem. Most Teams Don't Know Which Components They're Exposed On.
September 11, 2026 is when manufacturer reporting obligations begin. December 11, 2027 is full enforcement. Here is what each deadline actually requires — and what EOL open source components mean for your compliance posture before both dates arrive.
Taylor Corbett

Security
May 4, 2026
CVE-2025-24813: Remote Code Execution in Apache Tomcat via Partial PUT Path Equivalence
How a path equivalence flaw in the default servlet exposed Apache Tomcat to unauthenticated RCE, information disclosure, and file injection, and why it is now in CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog
Greg Allen
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Security
Apr 30, 2026
CVE-2026-1207: SQL Injection in Django Raster Lookups (PostGIS)
How a missed parameterization in PostGIS raster band index lookups exposes every Django version, including the unevaluated EOL ones
Greg Allen

Compliance
Apr 30, 2026
Introducing EOLDS: See Every EOL Dependency in Your Stack
Find every end-of-life dependency before your auditor does—and fix the risks your scanner can’t see.
Parin Shah

Security
Apr 29, 2026
Application Security in 2026: Why Old jQuery CVEs Still Dominate Codebases
Vulnerabilities are not new, yet they persist because organizations fail to patch or migrate away from outdated versions.
Javier Perez

Security
Apr 28, 2026
5 Spring AI CVEs Disclosed April 27, 2026: Roundup and EOL Risk
Vector store injection, cross-tenant memory exfiltration, and a tighter Spring Boot 3.5 EOL window for Spring AI teams
Greg Allen

Migration
Apr 28, 2026
Axios Versions, CVEs, and Safe Upgrade Path (Updated April 2026)
A complete, version-by-version reference for the most widely deployed HTTP client in JavaScript, including CVE coverage, fix versions, and the support gap that catches enterprises off guard.
Greg Allen

EOL Software
Apr 28, 2026
Node.js v20 EOL is Here: What actually happens to your apps on May 1
The deadline is Thursday. Here is a concrete, operations-level breakdown of what changes for Node.js v20 applications starting May 1.
Taylor Corbett

Security
Apr 27, 2026
CVE-2026-40976: Spring Boot 4.0 Actuator Authorization Bypass
How a missing dependency on spring-boot-health silently disables the default web security filter chain
Greg Allen

Security
Apr 27, 2026
Announcing NES for Ingress NGINX, resolving CVE-2026-32282
How to secure Kubernetes ingress after Ingress NGINX EOL—without forcing immediate platform migration.
Hayden Barnes

Security
Apr 27, 2026
Spring CVEs Surge in 2026: 37 Vulnerabilities in Two Months
Why the rapid increase in Spring vulnerabilities is changing patch timelines—and exposing teams running unsupported versions.
Bob McNees
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