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this post was submitted on 04 Nov 2023
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Not if the existing software functions properly. If there's a fix in it you need then sure, once the vendor has tested and approved it you should migrate.
Depends if it is internet enabled (which most are now a days). If that patch is for a 0fay exploit I don't want ransomeware for pacemakers.
I think you're making a good case against an Internet enabled pacemaker ;-)