> just as secure today as it was yesterday. Agreed but the gotcha is when a new issue comes out and there is no security fix available. It would be enough to s

> just as secure today as it was yesterday. Agreed but the gotcha is when a new issue comes out and there is no security fix available. It would be enough to say 'we are comfortable patching this if a CVE is found', but at that point they might as well start to maintain it.