> Customers who confirm their device is affected "should immediately discontinue use and dispose of it," Abbott said. I imagine such devices have firmware that

> Customers who confirm their device is affected "should immediately discontinue use and dispose of it," Abbott said. I imagine such devices have firmware that can't be easily updated. Bummer to throw away hardware unless it's a hardware bug. Surprising, though. I imagine the software integration for such a device should be quite strict, I wonder what actually happened (a missed code review, faulty logic, etc.).