Tagged With "Denial of Service"

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Breaking Ground - Again; 'First-of-its-kind' Study of MPS Market in Both North America and Western EuropeLexington, KY (PRWEB) August 22, 2009 -- In 2008, the Photizo Group broke ground as the first firm to launch an ongoing tracking study of the...

Ricoh, a leading provider of digital output solutions, announced at Hunkeler Innovationdays the launch of its Critical Communications software and services portfolio. For the growing number of print jobs subject to regulation, where every element must...

C ISSUES STAY UNTIL JAN 1 2005! Sign the petition at www.legalfax.com FCC ISSUES STAY UNTIL JAN 1 2005! The FCC has issued a stay on enforcement of their new fax rules eliminating the Established Business Relationship. They are reconsidering the new...

It's difficult getting into the mind of a cybercriminal, you never know how they're going to attack. Lately, they seem to be favoring phishing emails used to steal your credentials and ransomware that encrypts your critical files. Sometimes they get super creative so people don't see it coming. That's exactly what's happening now. Hackers have found a way to crash your printer, but you have the power to stop them. Is your printer secure? Security researchers at Trustwave say hackers have a...

M/C Partners, a Boston-based Communications and IT Services focused private equity firm, has signed an agreement to acquire the Managed Services division of West Monroe Partners, a national business and technology consultancy, the company said. The acquisition closed on Dec. 30, 2019. Wayne Kiphart has been appointed Chief Executive Officer and will be responsible for driving the company´s growth and long-term returns for stakeholders. Wayne Kiphart joins West Monroe Managed Services from...

Fujifilm MFP/printer security issue Fujifilm is still main supplier of hardware for Xerox - Sent out bulletin notifying customers of Denial of Service (DoS) security vulnerability on many of the laser MFPs and printers it manufactures - Plans to release firmware to fix problem

HP admits another security vulnerability Millions of HP OMEN gaming laptop computers, OMEN desktop PCs, HP Pavilion laptop computers and several HP Envy models, were found to have a flaw that would allow a “Escalation of Privilege and Denial of Service” attack by a hackers - Could allow a hacker to create a profile with administrator rights to access data - Computer could also be used in a massive botnet - HP release an update to fix the problem that users must download

Canon admits another MFP/printer security issue Published bulletin to its dealers regarding a “buffer overflow vulnerability” in some of its laser printers and MFPs Hackers could use to execute arbitrary code and/or Denial-of-Service attacks Firmware apparently now available to fix vulnerability