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Everything OpenSSL is sunsetting
2 things OpenSSL has scheduled to be taken away — soonest first. Each links to OpenSSL’s own announcement.
Library ↙gone
OpenSSL OpenSSL 3.0, the current long-term-support branch, stops receiving fixes
Library ↙gone
OpenSSL The OpenSSL 3.4 release line reaches end of support on 22 October 2026 and OpenSSL 3.6 on 1 November 2026; after each date that line receives no further fixes, including security fixes. The supported successors are OpenSSL 3.5 (LTS, until 2030-04-08) and OpenSSL 4.0 (until 2027-05-14).
Other vendors on the board
- Microsoft · 26
- OpenAI · 10
- GitHub · 9
- Google · 9
- Microsoft Azure · 8
- Cloudflare · 7
- GitLab · 4
- HashiCorp · 4
- JetBrains · 4
- Amazon Web Services · 3
- Adobe · 2
- OpenSSL · 2
- Oracle · 2
- Python · 2
- Alpine Linux · 1
- Atlassian · 1
- Auth0 (Okta) · 1
- Canonical · 1
- Center for Open Science · 1
- CentOS / Red Hat · 1
- Codeanywhere · 1
- Codeberg · 1
- Convictional · 1
- Datadog · 1
- Debian · 1
- Delibr · 1
- Fitbit (Google) · 1
- Flowise · 1
- Gen (SurfEasy) · 1
- Google (Tenor) · 1
- Instant · 1
- Kubernetes (CNCF) · 1
- MariaDB · 1
- Minimus · 1
- Mongock · 1
- MongoDB · 1
- Mozilla · 1
- Mullvad · 1
- New Relic · 1
- Node.js · 1
- Notion · 1
- PHP · 1
- PostgreSQL Global Development Group · 1
- Pulley · 1
- RabbitMQ · 1
- Reddit · 1
- Redis · 1
- Relay.app · 1
- remove.bg (Canva) · 1
- Resend · 1
- Ruby on Rails · 1
- Standard Notes · 1
- The Browser Company · 1
- Zeabur · 1