Hi, We have not released any specific information on this exploit. In general if there is a security update needed older hardware will still get updated.
A subset of PowerConnect switches use VxWorks.  I think they they tend to report VxWorks 6.5 or so, which falls in the range known to have the vulnerable "IPNET" tcp/ip stack. *Are there any early statements (or even speculation) about whether these PowerConnect switches using VxWorks are considered vulnerable to the URGENT/11 exploits?  So far, I've been unable to find information to clarify this. Until an official announcement is available, would disabling all remote management (leaving only direct serial-port access) be a potential mitigation? I see a PowerConnect 62xx firmware update as recent as February 2019.  Does this suggest that those models, if found vulnerable to URGENT/11, might receive a patch and/or mitigation statement soon?
Are any PowerConnect switches vulnerable to VxWorks "URGENT/11" exploits?