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Sead Fadilpašić

D-Link devices are already being attacked after the company said it would no longer support them

A person's fingers type at a keyboard, with a digital security screen with a lock on it overlaid.

  • Earlier this week, researchers discover a 9.2 flaw affecting multiple NAS models
  • D-Link says it won't patch them since they reached end-of-life status
  • Crooks are now targeting them with available exploit code
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