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When Next.js Support Ends: How...
Key Takeaways: End of life shifts security ownership to you: When Next.js support ends, vulnerabilities don’t disappear – your team becomes responsible for managing the risk. You can stay secure...
Debian 10 EOL and What...
Key Takeaways: Debian 10 reached end of life on June 30, 2024, meaning systems remain stable but no longer receive security updates by default. Organizations that cannot upgrade immediately can...
Patch Legacy JS in Minutes...
Updating legacy JavaScript dependencies can slow you down – copying configs, hunting for docs, reinstalling, and hoping nothing breaks. Developers asked us for a faster, friction-free way to stay secure,...
Running EOL Jetty or CometD...
Jetty 9–11 and CometD 5–7 reach End of Life (EOL) on January 1, 2026, ending public updates and security patches from Webtide. TuxCare and Webtide have partnered to offer Endless...
Secure End-of-Life Angular Apps without...
Ever upgrade an old Angular app to a slightly less old version, thinking it’ll buy you some time, only to get slammed with a wall of red security warnings in...
Navigate PHP 7.4 EOL: Secure...
Key Takeaways After PHP 7.4 EOL, it is difficult to maintain PHP 7.4 applications securely due to the increased risk of security breaches. Upgrading to supported PHP versions is recommended...
Introducing Endless Lifecycle Support for...
Open-source usage is skyrocketing, with the average application now containing over 900 OSS components – up 73% in just one year. Most codebases contain outdated, vulnerable components that often have...
Extended Security for AngularJS: Getting...
Have you ever upgraded an old AngularJS app to a slightly less old version, hoping it’ll buy you some time, only to get smacked with a wall of red security...
Common Security Advisory Framework (CSAF)...
TuxCare now provides Common Security Advisory Framework (CSAF) data as part of our security measures for Endless Lifecycle Support for OS and Endless Lifecycle Support for PHP. CSAF is a...
ELS for Apache Tomcat: Extending...
Introduction Web applications remain the backbone of countless business operations. Behind many of these critical applications stands Apache Tomcat, one of the most widely deployed Java servlet containers powering...
Secure PHP EOL Systems With...
Key Takeaways Running PHP 7.4 or older in 2026 means no official security updates — leaving your systems exposed to vulnerabilities. Upgrading to PHP 8 often requires major code rewrites...