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Debian End of Life (EOL) Dates

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Debian currently has 18 tracked version lifecycle records, including 1 that remain supported. The latest listed cycle is 13.

Data source: endoflife.date lifecycle dataset

Last updated: July 24, 2026

EOL Date tracks software and hardware end-of-life dates. Product names, logos, and trademarks belong to their respective owners and do not imply endorsement or affiliation.

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Debian Version Support Timeline

Cycle
Release Date
Support Ends
EOL Date
Latest
Source
Status
13
2025-08-09-2028-08-0913.6VerifyActive
12
2023-06-10-2026-07-1112.15VerifyEnd of Life
11
2021-08-14-2024-08-1411.11VerifyEnd of Life
10
2019-07-06-2022-09-1010.13VerifyEnd of Life
9
2017-06-17-2020-07-189.13VerifyEnd of Life
8
2015-04-25-2018-06-178.11VerifyEnd of Life
7
2013-05-04-2016-04-257.11VerifyEnd of Life
6
2011-02-06-2014-05-316.0.10VerifyEnd of Life
5
2009-02-14-2012-02-065.0.10VerifyEnd of Life
4
2007-04-08-2010-02-154.0r9VerifyEnd of Life
3.1
2005-06-06-2008-03-313.1r8VerifyEnd of Life
3.0
2002-07-19-2006-06-303.0r6VerifyEnd of Life
2.2
2000-08-15-2003-06-302.2r7VerifyEnd of Life
2.1
1999-03-09-2000-09-302.1r5VerifyEnd of Life
2.0
1998-07-24-1999-02-152.0r5VerifyEnd of Life
1.3
1997-07-02-1998-12-081.3.1 r.6VerifyEnd of Life
1.2
1996-12-12-1997-10-231.2VerifyEnd of Life
1.1
1996-06-17-1996-12-121.1VerifyEnd of Life

Debian Security Information

Known Vulnerabilities

Total CVEs: 50
0Critical
24High
14Medium
12Low

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What is EOL?

EOL (End of Life) means the product no longer receives official updates, security patches, or technical support.

Why Track EOL?

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