HeroDevs + XLTS.dev:
A United Front in AngularJS Support

Continuing to keep your AngularJS applications secure and compliant indefinitely.

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Our solutions are trusted by major organizations such as Google, Microsoft, GE, and Capital One, who rely on us to secure their AngularJS applications.

What is AngularJS
Never-Ending Support?

Google may have stopped supporting AngularJS, but we haven’t. AngularJS Never-Ending Support provides:

Ongoing Security Patches

We keep your AngularJS applications safe from emerging vulnerabilities, including the latest CVE-2024-21490.

Compliance

We help your applications meet regulatory standards, including PCI-DSS and HIPAA.

Ongoing Browser Compatibility

Ensure your apps work seamlessly on modern browsers, even as they evolve.

jQuery & Library Support

Stay compatible with updates to essential libraries like jQuery without breaking your AngularJS app.

Immediate Remediation of Known CVE's

By purchasing AngularJS Never-Ending Support from HeroDevs, you’re ensuring that your AngularJS application stays secure and these vulnerabilities are mitigated. As more CVEs are discovered, you can rest easy knowing HeroDevs has remediated those issues before they’re ever announced publicly.

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Key Benefits

Avoid costly and time-consuming migrations with AngularJS Never-Ending Support.

Cost Efficiency

Keep your current system running, saving significant time and development costs.

Business Continuity

Ensure that your applications remain operational, secure, and compliant (HIPAA, PCI, FedRAMP).

Flexible Transition

Migrate on your own time, and when the time does come, our team is here to help make it smooth and painless.

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Since AngularJS reached End-of-Life (EOL) on December 31, 2021, a number of vulnerabilities have been fixed in AngularJS NES and AngularJS 1.5 NES, including some newly disclosed CVEs:

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CVE-2024-8373 - HeroDevs discovered the vulnerability during our routine scans and analysis and disclosed this Medium Severity CVE. Prior to this CVE being published, HeroDevs provided a fix in AngularJS NES versions 1.9.6 and 1.5.22 and notified our AngularJS announcement lists.
CVE-2024-8372 - HeroDevs discovered the vulnerability during our routine scans and analysis and disclosed this Medium Severity CVE. Prior to this CVE being published, HeroDevs provided a fix in AngularJS NES versions 1.9.6 and 1.5.22 and notified our AngularJS announcement lists.
CVE-2024-21490 - XLTS.dev discovered this vulnerability during our routine scans and analysis. We disclosed this High Severity CVE through Snyk. Prior to this CVE being published, XLTS.dev provided a fix in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.9.3 and 1.5.19 and notified our AngularJS announcement lists.
CVE-2023-26118 - XLTS.dev discovered this vulnerability during our routine scans and analysis. We disclosed this Medium Severity CVE through Snyk. Prior to this CVE being published, XLTS.dev provided a fix in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.9.1 and 1.5.17 and notified our AngularJS announcement lists.
CVE-2023-26117 - XLTS.dev discovered this vulnerability during our routine scans and analysis. We disclosed this Medium Severity CVE through Snyk. Prior to this CVE being published, XLTS.dev provided a fix in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.9.1 and 1.5.17 and notified our AngularJS announcement lists.
CVE-2023-26116 - XLTS.dev discovered this vulnerability during our routine scans and analysis. We disclosed this Medium Severity CVE through Snyk. Prior to this CVE being published, XLTS.dev provided a fix in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.9.1 and 1.5.17 and notified our AngularJS announcement lists.
CVE-2022-25869 - XLTS.dev discovered this vulnerability during our routine cross-browser End-To-End testing automation. We disclosed this Medium Severity CVE through Snyk. Prior to this CVE being published, XLTS.dev provided a fix in XLTS for AngularJS versions 1.9.0 and 1.5.16 and notified our AngularJS announcement lists.
CVE-2022-25844 - XLTS.dev discovered this vulnerability during our routine scans and analysis. We disclosed this Medium Severity CVE through Snyk. Prior to this CVE being published, XLTS.dev provided a fix in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.8.8 and notified our AngularJS announcement lists.
SNYK-JS-ANGULAR-572020 - This High Severity vulnerability had already been fixed in AngularJS 1.8.x before reaching End-of-Life, but not in version 1.5.x. XLTS.dev backported the fix and released it in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.5.13.
CVE-2020-7676 - This Medium Severity vulnerability had already been fixed in AngularJS 1.8.x before reaching End-of-Life, but not in version 1.5.x. XLTS.dev backported the fix and released it in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.5.13.
CVE-2019-10768 - This High Severity vulnerability had already been fixed in AngularJS 1.8.x before reaching End-of-Life, but not in version 1.5.x. XLTS.dev backported the fix and released it in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.5.14.
SNYK-JS-ANGULAR-471885 - This Medium Severity vulnerability had already been fixed in AngularJS 1.8.x before reaching End-of-Life, but not in version 1.5.x. XLTS.dev backported the fix and released it in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.5.14.
SNYK-JS-ANGULAR-471882 - This Medium Severity vulnerability had already been fixed in AngularJS 1.8.x before reaching End-of-Life, but not in version 1.5.x. XLTS.dev backported the fix and released it in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.5.14.
SNYK-JS-ANGULAR-471879 - This Medium Severity vulnerability had already been fixed in AngularJS 1.8.x before reaching End-of-Life, but not in version 1.5.x. XLTS.dev backported the fix and released it in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.5.15.
npm:angular:20180202 - This Medium Severity vulnerability had already been fixed in AngularJS 1.8.x before reaching End-of-Life, but not in version 1.5.x. XLTS.dev backported the fix and released it in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.5.14.
npm:angular:20171018 - This Medium Severity vulnerability had already been fixed in AngularJS 1.8.x before reaching End-of-Life, but not in version 1.5.x. XLTS.dev backported the fix and released it in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.5.13.
npm:angular:20150315 - This Medium Severity vulnerability had already been fixed in AngularJS 1.8.x before reaching End-of-Life, but not in version 1.5.x. XLTS.dev backported the fix and released it in XLTS for AngularJS version 1.5.15.

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For a full list of known vulnerabilities in AngularJS (including those impacting older versions of AngularJS), you can visit the AngularJS vulnerabilities page on Snyk.

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HeroDevs + XLTS.dev:A United Front in AngularJS Support

Continuing to keep your AngularJS applications secure and compliant indefinitely.

Trusted by Global Leaders

What is AngularJSNever-Ending Support?