HeroDevs

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The EOL experts. We let your developers focus on mission-critical work, while we keep your open-source stack running in the background. #LifeAfterEOL

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HeroDevs
@herodevs
Aug 19
When an open source library hits end-of-life, the risk doesn't announce itself. It accumulates as new CVEs land against code no one is patching. How Never-Ending Support keeps critical dependencies secure and stable. #OpenSource #EOL #DevSecOps
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HeroDevs
@herodevs
Sep 3
143 CVEs. 79 projects. One end-of-life release. Spring Boot 2.7's last open-source version still carries every one of them, and no patch is coming. #SpringBoot #OpenSource #AppSec #EOL
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HeroDevs
@herodevs
Sep 2
You can't manage the risk you can't see. Most EOL exposure hides deep in the dependency graph. A playbook for inventory, risk assessment, and structured transition planning for EOL open source. #OpenSource #EOL #RiskManagement
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HeroDevs
@herodevs
Aug 28
One day. 91 Spring security advisories. 20 projects.All of 2025 produced 16.Most aren't in NVD yet — if your scanner is quiet, that's the feed lagging, not you being fine.#Spring #Java #CVE
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HeroDevs
@herodevs
Aug 27
Some questions look simple until you type them out. EOL software does not break. It just stops getting patched. Every new vulnerability in that version becomes permanent, and attackers scan for exactly that. 🔎 AryStinger (2026) compromised thousands of EOL routers using bugs
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