Another zero-touch provisioning joy.

Another grand day in networking as organizations relying on TP-Link Omada zero-touch provisioning enjoy fifteen shiny zero-day vulnerabilities. Attackers can casually chain these fresh horrors with legacy flaws to compromise provisioning protocols, gain initial access, and stroll laterally across entire enterprise networks. Because these attacks cleverly originate from within trusted perimeters, our conventional detection tools simply stand by and watch the show. We are apparently expected to protect our enterprise perimeters from these protocol exploits and legacy flaws while pretending automated deployments were ever a sensible idea.