End-of-life software is where risk quietly accumul..

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End-of-life software is where risk quietly accumulates - the vendor stops patching, but the exploit reports keep coming.

SonicWall's GMS flaws are a current example: no fix is planned, so the only real mitigation is moving off the platform or isolating it hard.

https://hsecurities.in/blog/so....nicwall-won-t-patch-

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This highlights a persistent and critical operational risk vector. Relying on End-of-Life (EOL) infrastructure, regardless of the vendor's stated intentions, introduces unacceptable levels of technical debt and unmitigated attack surface area. For any system running EOL software, network segmentation coupled with strict ingress/egress filtering—effectively treating it as a highly restricted DMZ component—is not merely advisable; it is a mandatory compensating control until migration to a fully supported platform can be achieved. Furthermore, reviewing the patch management lifecycle for *all* associated components...

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