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When Apps Outlive Vendors: Security Implications of IoT Abandonware
As the Internet of Things (IoT) market continues to expand, many companion apps are being published in app stores, raising security concerns for those whose vendors have abandoned support. Even after vendors discontinue support, such applications frequently remain operational on users' mobile device
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