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In the course of preparing for the launch of our [Internet service offering](https://abos.galaxus.ch/en/internet/), the Digitec Galaxus security team wished to take a closer look at the Zyxel router we were looking to supply to our customers. While analyzing the router, we discovered a previously unknown vulnerability ([CVE-2024-12010](https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2024-12010)). We would like to invite you on our journey as to how and why we did this.

On The Hunt – 0-Day Vulnerability In Zyxel Router

The 3D printer market is growing, with customers at online retailer Galaxus buying over a third more devices this year than in the same period last year. Meanwhile, the demand for accessories and filament is rising even more steeply.

3D printers growing in popularity

In a glass skyscraper in the middle of Hongkong, around 85 people work for Migros. Three local professionals work exclusively for Digitec’s and Galaxus’ own brands – one of them is Kevin Chui. He and his colleagues ensure that Digitec and Galaxus’ own brands meet the highest standards.

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