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HeroDevs Partners with Vuetify to Provide Extended Long-Term Support for Vuetify 2 in Vue 2 NES + Essentials

HeroDevs Partners with Vuetify to Provide Extended Long-Term Support for Vuetify 2 in Vue 2 NES + Essentials

Extended security and compliance for Vuetify 2 through HeroDevs’ partnership with Vuetify, powered by Vue 2 NES + Essentials.

CVE-2025-29927: Authorization Bypass in Next.js Middleware, What You Need to Know

CVE-2025-29927: Authorization Bypass in Next.js Middleware, What You Need to Know

A Critical Security Flaw in Next.js Middleware Puts Legacy Apps at Risk—HeroDevs’ NES Has the Fix

OpenSSL 3.1 End-of-Life on March 14, 2025: What It Means for Your Business

OpenSSL 3.1 End-of-Life on March 14, 2025: What It Means for Your Business

OpenSSL 3.1 Support Ends Soon—Here’s What Your Business Needs to Do

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Thought Leadership

NumPy Version 1.x End of Life: What You Need to Know

Preparing for NumPy 1.x End of Life: Risks, Migration Challenges, and How to Stay Secure

Shelby Kelley

Shelby Kelley

Behind Our Villain Era: When Good Devs Go Bad (For 24 Hours)

So you found us. Congratulations on escaping the endless pop-up purgatory. Your prize? This blog post. (I know, contain your excitement.)

Hayden Baillio

Hayden Baillio

Thought Leadership

The Hidden Complexity of Library Dependencies in End-of-Life Frameworks

Unpacking the Dependency Web in Legacy Node.js: Security Risks, Compatibility Gaps, and How to Take Back Control

Marco Ippolito

Marco Ippolito

Thought Leadership

PCI DSS 4.0 Requirement 9: How to Restrict Physical Access to Cardholder Data

PCI DSS 4.0’s Requirement 9 focuses on preventing physical access to systems that store or process cardholder data. Here’s what you need to know.

HeroDevs

HeroDevs

HeroDevs Partners with Vuetify to Provide Extended Long-Term Support for Vuetify 2 in Vue 2 NES + Essentials

Extended security and compliance for Vuetify 2 through HeroDevs’ partnership with Vuetify, powered by Vue 2 NES + Essentials.

HeroDevs

HeroDevs

The Security Risks of Staying on Spring Boot 2.7 and Spring Framework 5

Spring Boot 2.7 and Spring Framework 5 are end-of-life—leaving applications exposed to unpatched vulnerabilities. Here’s what that means for your security and compliance posture.

Greg Allen

Greg Allen

Securing Transitive Dependencies in End-of-Life Software: A Guide

How to Secure Vulnerable Transitive Dependencies in EOL npm Packages

Edward Ezekiel

Edward Ezekiel

CVE-2025-29927: Authorization Bypass in Next.js Middleware, What You Need to Know

A Critical Security Flaw in Next.js Middleware Puts Legacy Apps at Risk—HeroDevs’ NES Has the Fix

HeroDevs

HeroDevs

Thought Leadership

PCI DSS 4.0 Requirement 8: How to Identify Users and Authenticate Access to System Components

Strengthen Authentication and Identity Controls to Meet PCI DSS 4.0 Requirement 8

HeroDevs

HeroDevs

.NET End-of-Life (EOL) Dates: What You Need to Know

Stay Secure by Tracking .NET End-of-Life (EOL) Dates and Support Options

HeroDevs

HeroDevs

The Hidden Risks of Bootstrap-Sass: Why It’s Just as Vulnerable as Bootstrap v3

Bootstrap-Sass Inherits Bootstrap v3’s Security Risks—Here’s What That Means for Your Application

HeroDevs

HeroDevs

Thought Leadership

The FedRAMP Compliance Challenge: Navigating EOL Software in Federal Systems

Managing End-of-Life Software in FedRAMP Environments: Compliance, Security, and Operational Resilience

Parin Shah

Parin Shah

jQuery: The Silent Security Crisis in Open Source (And How to Fix It in Minutes)

The Hidden Security Risk in Your Stack—And How to Fix It Without Breaking Your App

HeroDevs

HeroDevs

OpenSSL 3.1 End-of-Life on March 14, 2025: What It Means for Your Business

OpenSSL 3.1 Support Ends Soon—Here’s What Your Business Needs to Do

HeroDevs

HeroDevs

Never-Ending Support for Apache Solr & Lucene: Maintain Performance While Minimizing Risk

Ensure the security and longevity of your Apache Solr & Lucene applications with Never-Ending Support (NES), preventing vulnerabilities and compliance risks.

HeroDevs

HeroDevs