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Cisco Finds New Zero Day Bug, Pledges Patches in Days
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this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2023
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At least have a source IP access list only allowing trusted IP ranges. Ideally it would only be reached from an internal IP range or bastion host, but not all companies have a security hat to wear.
This is the barest of minimalistic security. It's a router. You don't allow external admin access to the router. Period. End of story.
I dont disagree with you if a company has a competent employee configuring them.
It shouldn't even be allowed by the router software.