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Security
Apr 4, 2026
Top 11 Python Packages With End-of-Life Versions Still Being Downloaded
A closer look at widely used Python libraries with end-of-life versions—and the hidden security risks they introduce into modern applications.
Milecia McGregor

Compliance
Apr 3, 2026
Your EOL Open Source Is a DORA Compliance Problem. Here’s How to Fix It.
What security teams, compliance officers, and engineers at EU financial institutions need to know, and a practical path forward.
Rob Nalen
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Security
Apr 2, 2026
The Supply Chain Attack Playbook: Why Package Ecosystems Keep Getting Compromised
Why maintainer accounts are the weakest link in modern package ecosystems—and what needs to change
Allison Vorthmann
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Security
Apr 1, 2026
CVE-2025-1647: Bootstrap 3 XSS Vulnerability via DOM Clobbering in Tooltip and Popover Components
How a DOM clobbering flaw in Bootstrap 3 bypasses HTML sanitization—and what teams can do about it
Greg Allen
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Security
Apr 1, 2026
CVE-2026-22022 and CVE-2026-22444: Apache Solr Authorization Bypass and File-Access Vulnerabilities Explained
Breaking down Solr’s latest security flaws and how to protect EOL and production systems
Greg Allen
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Products
Apr 1, 2026
Announcing Never Ending Support NES for .NET 8
Prepare for .NET 8 EOL with a clear path to .NET 10—and a secure fallback for mission-critical systems
Hayden Barnes

Security
Mar 31, 2026
HeroDevs Now Publishes VEX Data: Fewer False Positives, Less Noise
HeroDevs Now Publishes OpenVEX Data So Your Scanning Tools Can Automatically Filter Out the Noise
Edward Ezekiel

Security
Mar 31, 2026
The Axios Compromise: What Happened, What It Means, and What You Should Do Right Now
A Compromised Maintainer Account, a Three-Hour Window, and 100 Million Weekly Downloads — Here's the Full Breakdown
Allison Vorthmann

Products
Mar 30, 2026
Ruby on Rails End-of-Life Versions: The Dual Ruby + Rails EOL Problem Enterprises Face in 2026
Why Running EOL Ruby and Rails Together Creates Compounding Security Risk—and What to Do About It
Greg Allen
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Security
Mar 26, 2026
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.
Milecia McGregor
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Security
Mar 26, 2026
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
HeroDevs
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Products
Mar 25, 2026
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
Javier Perez
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Security
Mar 25, 2026
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
Javier Perez
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Security
Mar 25, 2026
How Does My Scanner See HeroDevs? Snyk Edition
How to eliminate false positives in Snyk after securing Spring Boot 2.7 with HeroDevs NES
JD Flynn

Security
Mar 24, 2026
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
Mark Szymanski
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