Symfony 6.1 is End of Life and no longer receives security patches #7
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Problem
All production dependencies are pinned to
symfony/*: 6.1.*, which reached End of Life in January 2024. No further security fixes are backported to any component in that minor release.Location
composer.json, lines 16–41 (all6.1.*constraints) and the"extra"block at line 101–103:Risk
Any security vulnerability discovered in Symfony 6.1 components (HttpFoundation, Security, Routing, etc.) after January 2024 will not receive an official patch. Known CVEs already exist in the 6.1 line that have been fixed in 6.4/7.x. The project must upgrade to receive those fixes.
Suggested fix direction
Upgrade to Symfony 6.4 LTS (supported until November 2027) or Symfony 7.x. Run
composer updateafter bumping constraints incomposer.jsonand validate that no breaking changes affect the application.Severity
moderate
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Automated audit by Claude Code