November 2025

When AI Models Depend on Unsupported Code, the Risk Gets Real

AI pipelines are quietly running on abandoned dependencies—and for ML teams, that means inherited vulnerabilities, unpatchable components, and model drift caused by unmaintained libraries.

The Transitive Dependency Trap: How “Safe” CVE Fixes Break Java Apps

A deep dive into why well-intentioned dependency bumps can crash production, introduce conflicts, and silently break your build.

CVE-2025-55315: The 9.9-Rated ASP.NET Core Vulnerability

Our full FAQ breaks down what happened, who’s exposed, and what mitigation actually looks like. NES customers were protected on day zero.

Angular 18 Is Now Fully EOL — Here’s What That Means Today

No patches. No security fixes. No safety net. The shift impacts Angular 18, and 19–20 aren’t far behind.

Why Modern Java Broke Struts — And How To Stay Online

New Java versions aren’t playing nice with aging Struts apps. Here’s what’s breaking and how enterprises are keeping critical workloads alive.

.NET Teams Need to Pay for Post-EOL Support — Andrew Lock

Andrew Lock makes the case that if companies rely on .NET long-term, the answer isn't slowing releases—it’s investing in real, ongoing maintenance.