It can be useful to handle uplinks that do not match a DevEUI in a
separate process. This includes DevAddr to DevEUI pointer does not
exist, or DevAddr points to one or multiple DevEUIs, but it does not
pass the MIC check.
This makes it possible for external services to subscribe (through
Redis) for realtime events. E.g. a create, update or delete device event
could trigger an external synchronization.