Mythos has made 2026 patching hell. It might make 2027 a breeze
Published
What's this about?
Gartner sees huge amounts of technical debt paid down, and better scanning that could make software safer sooner
The one-panel cartoon
Read the cartoon's script
A software development office in 2027, with developers looking relieved as they glance at their screens and notice fewer code warnings and errors.
Caption: 2027: The year we stopped fearing updates
Read the full 3-panel strip
Based on the original story on theregister.com.
Editor's note
This upcoming 2027 update from Mythos looks promising, as it not only clears up a lot of technical debt but also enhances scanning capabilities, which could significantly improve software security in the short term.
Rate this comic
Read the script
Panel 1
*Alex is tinkering with a futuristic gadget on a cluttered workbench. Sam stands behind him, arms crossed, looking skeptical.*
Alex: Imagine, Sam, a world where software updates are as smooth as this new gizmo I'm building!
Panel 2
*Robin bursts into the room, holding a stack of error messages and blinking lights, tripping over a cord and scattering papers everywhere.*
Robin: Good news, everyone! Patching hell is officially over for 2026!
Panel 3
*Alex and Sam exchange a glance, then turn to Robin. Alex has a dreamy, hopeful expression, while Sam rolls his eyes.*
Alex: In 2027, updates will be as easy as breathing!
Sam: Until the next bug hits, I suppose.
Comments