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   kurtseifried (he/him) (kurtseifried@infosec.exchange)'s status on Wednesday, 04-Dec-2024 06:59:59 JST kurtseifried (he/him)

   • kurtseifried (he/him)
   • Josh Bressers

   This week on the #osspodcast we learn that even I can be fooled by a vendor, @joshbressers and @kurtseifried discuss the D-Link mess https://opensourcesecurity.io/2024/12/01/episode-457-the-d-link-d-bacle/ (TL;DR: this product has support until 2026, except now it has security vulns so we've decided it isn't supported anymore and the new date is early 2024 which, ooops, already happened, and the new solution is you need to buy new gear).

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     Josh Bressers (joshbressers@infosec.exchange)'s status on Wednesday, 04-Dec-2024 06:59:55 JST Josh Bressers

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     • Ben Faulhaber
     • runZero, Inc

     @fromthesocks @kurtseifried I don’t know of anything, but I’m not an expert :)

     I wonder if @runZeroInc can do something here (they have a free version you should check out)

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     Ben Faulhaber (fromthesocks@linuxrocks.online)'s status on Wednesday, 04-Dec-2024 06:59:59 JST Ben Faulhaber

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     • Josh Bressers

     @kurtseifried @joshbressers Life hacks and comedy - love it!
     Regarding routers, aren't there (penetration) testing services, that people could use to check routers? I think end user testing has to be established further - following every update.
     Thanks for an entertaining episode and free ink for teachers!