Endless Lifecycle Support

Key Takeaways Older React versions can increase risk: running React 16, 17, or 18 leaves your organization relying on React’s public backport policy, without the contractual SLAs or dependency coverage...

Key Takeaways Dependencies multiply your vulnerability surface: The risk from end-of-life Velocity can extend beyond the Engine and Tools JARs to vulnerable runtime dependencies such as commons-collections 3.2.1 and, where...

Key Takeaways Most PostgreSQL compromises don’t start with a zero-day. They start with a temporary exception – trust authentication left in pg_hba.conf after a late debugging session – that nobody...

Key Takeaways lodash 4.17.21 is no longer the safe endpoint it was treated as for years, and it now carries three confirmed flaws — CVE-2025-13465, CVE-2026-2950, and CVE-2026-4800 — resolved...

Key Takeaways Your PostgreSQL 12 instance didn’t crash on November 15, 2024. It probably didn’t even hiccup. And that’s the trap. PostgreSQL 12 hit end of life on November 14,...

Key Takeaways If you’ve got a Java services stack that’s been running since the Spring XML days, odds are decent Apache CXF is in there somewhere, quietly handling your SOAP...

Key Takeaways Angular 17 is already end of life (EOL) and no longer receives security patches, bug fixes, or maintenance updates from the Angular team. EOL risks build over time,...

There’s a quiet crisis playing out inside software teams everywhere, and most of them don’t realize it until a security audit lands on their desk. A core library they’ve relied...

Key Takeaways Dependencies expand the exposure window because Celery EOL versions keep you tied to older kombu, billiard, and vine branches that no longer receive security backports. Rushed upgrades are...

Endless Lifecycle Support  |  ~10 min read Key takeaways The free security clock for Debian 11 ends on August 31, 2026, when the volunteer LTS team stops supporting Bullseye. Debian’s...

Key Takeaways OpenJDK 17 has no single end-of-life date, and vendor support runs anywhere from September 2026 to at least October 2029. Once support ends, CVE patches stop and passing...