It goes both ways. If something is too old to get the fix, there is just as good a chance it’s too old to have the bug. Can’t say for sure that the exploitable

It goes both ways. If something is too old to get the fix, there is just as good a chance it’s too old to have the bug. Can’t say for sure that the exploitable code ever existed on that device. Like Win10 0-days not being an issue for Windows 7. But… Yea, I wouldn’t bet on it either way.