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Support for Magento 1 ended on June 30, 2020. If you haven’t upgraded to Adobe Commerce (Magento), your store is now vulnerable to hackers since Adobe will no longer issue security patches.
Here’s what Adobe said in a recent blog:
If you have a store that continues to run on Magento 1 after June 30, please be aware that from that date forward you have increased responsibility for maintaining your site’s security and PCI DSS compliance. Beyond the EOS date, Adobe will not be responding to any further security issues for Magento 1. Be sure to install Adobe’s final Magento 1 security patch (here). No further patches will be issued by Adobe.
Yes. But that’s a good thing. You can take stock of your store, remove everything you don’t like and add features you’ve always wanted. Magento makes the process easier by providing the robust, out-of-the-box Luma theme to get you started.
Allow from five weeks to a few months, depending on the complexity and size of your store.
If handled properly, your ranking and SEO should not be affected. We recommend hiring one of our SEO partners.
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With Magento’s announcement that support ended for Magento 1 in June 2020, you can’t wait any longer to migrate to Magento 2. Download our thorough Magento 2 Migration Guide and gain valuable insights on how to make your migration as smooth as possible.