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Vulnerability Management

OpenSSL 3.4 Support Ended 22 October; OpenSSL 3.6 Ends 1 November 2026

OpenSSL 3.4 lost upstream support on 22 October 2026 and 3.6 ends on 1 November. Where they still ship, how to check each runtime, and what to move to.

Oct 25, 202640 min read
Vulnerability Management

Next.js 15 Reached End of Life on 21 October 2026: How to Move to 16

Next.js 15 left Maintenance LTS on 21 October 2026. The last 15.x fixes, how to find every 15.x app in your estate, and a tested path to Next.js 16.

Oct 25, 202646 min read
Vulnerability Management

aiohttp 3.14.4 Fixed Eight Advisories: Labeled Low, Scored Up to 8.2, and What Changes When You Upgrade

aiohttp 3.14.4 fixed eight advisories rated low or medium by the project, scored up to 8.2 in CVE records. What they cover, upgrade changes, a checker.

Oct 22, 202610 min read
Vulnerability Management

PostgreSQL 14 End of Life on 12 November 2026: What 2026 Fixed and How to Upgrade

PostgreSQL 14's final release is due on 12 November 2026. This year it needed fixes for 36 CVEs, 22 rated 8.0 or higher. The community and Amazon RDS dates that apply, two security defaults a 14-to-18 upgrade doesn't change for you, and a script that finds every pinned PostgreSQL version in a repository.

Oct 19, 202611 min read
Vulnerability Management

zvariant Is Unmaintained: Why cargo deny Fails and How to Move to zbus 6

RustSec marked zvariant, zvariant_derive and zbus_names unmaintained after zbus 6.0 merged them, and cargo-deny fails on that by default. How far it reaches (523 of 637 zbus dependents still on zbus 5), what each tool does, the three situations you can be in, the zbus 6 migration essentials, and a Cargo.lock checker.

Oct 19, 202613 min read
Vulnerability Management

"Fully Compromised": What 7,700 npm Malware Advisories Say, and What the Analysis Adds

GitHub's npm malware advisories tell you to treat the machine as fully compromised and rotate every secret. OSV's 2026 data: 7,700 npm records carry that paragraph, 2,018 carry nothing else, and 5,682 include an analysis of what the code did. Where they part ways, and a script to scope your response.

Oct 19, 202611 min read
Vulnerability Management

CSAF 2.0 for Software Vendors: Publishing Security Advisories Machines Can Read

What CSAF 2.0 requires, a minimal security advisory that passes the official schema, how customers discover your advisories through provider-metadata.json, and two small scripts to check your own work.

Oct 18, 202610 min read
Vulnerability Management

A Clean Scan Can Also Mean the Vulnerability Data Hasn't Caught Up

A dependency scan that reports nothing has one of two meanings. Either the scanner checked your packages and the vulnerability data found nothing wrong, or the data didn't yet know about something that is wrong. Both produce the same green build.

Oct 18, 20269 min read
Vulnerability Management

How to Read a CVE Record in Code: CVE JSON 5, Affected Versions and CISA Vulnrichment

A CVE record in the JSON 5 format can say precisely which versions are affected, but it can also say it in free text, say nothing, or contradict itself. How to read one correctly, with five real records from this week and data from 1,197 new records.

Oct 18, 202611 min read

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