Extended support after end of support: what should you ask first?
Extended support buys time, not safety. Ask which flaws qualify, which components are covered, how long it runs and what you do when it ends.
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Extended support buys time, not safety. Ask which flaws qualify, which components are covered, how long it runs and what you do when it ends.
Express trust proxy decides whether req.ip and req.protocol believe X-Forwarded headers. A wrong value lets clients fake their IP and dodge rate limits.
Express's default error handler sends the stack trace to the client unless NODE_ENV is production. How to set it, and why a custom handler is still better.
Express body parsing defaults to a 100kb limit for JSON and form bodies. Learn what a 413 means, when to raise the limit, and how to do it per route.
The exposure window is the time a vulnerable, reachable component runs in production before the fix ships. Here is how to define, measure and report it.
Short answers on time from advisory to fix to deploy: what to measure, which stage to shrink first, and what to automate. Links to deeper posts here.
Plain definitions of proof of concept, exploitable, wormability, in the wild, attempted exploitation, KEV, EPSS, percentile and more, from CISA and FIRST.
Reachability analysis checks whether vulnerable code is actually used. A plain-words script for a board or committee, with an analogy and three questions.
A known exploited vulnerability is a flaw attackers are already using. Explain why that outranks a high score and how to phrase the ask to leaders.
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