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TECHNOLOGY • GLOBAL

Zyxel patches zero-day flaw exploited in GS1900 network switches

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Zyxel patched a previously unknown vulnerability in its GS1900 network switches after hackers exploited it to compromise nearly 1,000 devices worldwide, BleepingComputer reports. The attackers reportedly stole configuration files and credentials.

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Why it matters

Compromised network equipment and stolen credentials can pose risks to organizations using affected switches. The article does not say how many affected devices are in the United States.