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End of Support (EOS) List

Click here to download a spreadsheet that contains EOS information from many common enterprise software vendors. This data is provided on a best efforts basis and is subject to change. Please consult the appropriate software vendor for up to date information

Support for MacOS High Sierra ends November 30th, 2020

Support for MacOS High Sierra ends 11/30/2020. Please update to a supported version of MacOS.

Adobe Flash Player EOL

Adobe Flash Player is EOL December 31st 2020.

End of DUO Mobile support for iOS 11 and Android 7

Effective December 1, 2020, Duo Security will end support of our Duo Mobile application for iOS 11 and Android 7. Beginning February 1, 2021, devices running iOS 11 or Android 7 or older will no longer be able to install Duo Mobile from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store. Users who have already downloaded the app on iOS 11 or Android 7 or older devices will continue to be able to authenticate using the app. After this date these devices will still work via phone and SMS text message authentications.

Duo on Generic and Departmental Accounts

Duo Multi-factor authentication is now required on all Generic/Departmental user accounts. Instructions can be found in the PDF by clicking here.

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