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Resurgent vulnerabilities in edge devices complicate cyber defense strategies, making it difficult for defenders to patch and detect threats. These vulnerabilities, which can reappear after long periods of inactivity, are being exploited by opportunistic attackers. Recent research from GreyNoise Intelligence highlights the disproportionate impact of these vulnerabilities on edge technology.
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