
Netgear patches three flaws in its routers and extenders. Update now
THE SO WHAT
Netgear quietly patching multiple CVEs across routers and extenders is another reminder that your real attack surface often lives in 'dumb' edge devices. Add consumer-grade networking gear in home offices and branches to your patch management scope, not just servers and laptops.
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