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Announcing Socket Certified Patches: One-Click Fixes for Vulnerable Dependencies A safer, faster way to eliminate vulnerabilities without updating dependencies - Mikola Lysenko - Jordan Harband - Jonah Ghebremichael Today we’re announcing Socket Certified Patches, a new way to eliminate vulnerabilities safely and instantly, without upgrading dependencies or exposing your software supply chain to unnecessary risk.

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