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The end of life software tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussion of products that vendors no longer support, where the practical consequence is often that security flaws go unpatched. The tagged content focuses on SonicWall Global Management System, which reached end of life and received two disclosed vulnerabilities that the vendor declined to fix, directing customers to migrate to Network Security Manager instead. The recurring theme is straightforward: once software is end of life, waiting for a patch is not a viable option, and administrators need to plan migration or replacement. This tag suits readers tracking unsupported platforms and the security and management decisions they force.
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    SonicWall GMS CVE-2026-109593 and CVE-2026-109594: No Patches for EOL Software, Migrate to NSM

    SonicWall has disclosed two security flaws in Global Management System (GMS), and it won't be fixing either of them. GMS has reached end of life, so the vendor's advice is to stop using it and move to Network Security Manager (NSM). For any organization that still runs its SonicWall firewall...
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