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They're not zero-days if they've been privately disclosed and patches are available.
by ga-vu 7y ago
They're not zero-days if they've been privately disclosed and patches are available.
- excalibur 7y agoGreat point!
- godgod 7y agoIt might as well be a zero day. I have a ton of Cisco devices sitting around my company. Human nature is to be lazy. Most people won't upgrade to the latest firmware especially with how cisco upgrade procedure is. They'll just plug and go.
- mitchs 7y agoI'd argue with most enterprise's upgrade cycle for this gear it is better than a 0 day, it is a -5 to -3 year exploit.