The CVE-2025-23087 warns users against using End-of-Life (EOL) Node.js versions that no longer receive updates or security patches. These versions pose significant security risks due to unresolved vulnerabilities or dependencies. The usage of unmaintained third-party components—like the EOL Node.js—can lead to exploitation of the software, potentially compromising systems. To mitigate these risks, users are strongly encouraged to transition to supported versions of Node.js that offer regular updates and security enhancements.
The CVE (CVE-2025-23087) indicates that users must stop using End-of-Life versions of Node.js due to the risks associated with unpatched vulnerabilities.
Using EOL versions of Node.js leaves users vulnerable to various security risks as they do not receive any form of updates or security patches.
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