HP, Xerox & Samsung security issues

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HP, Xerox & Samsung security issues

Article published by ITPro magazine and The Digital Hacker magazine

Reported on research conducted by University of Catania in Sicily, Italy
“16 year old flaw haunts millions of HP, Xerox and Samsung printers”
Regarding a collection of hacks labeled “Printjack”
Vulnerabilities disclosed included:
- Attackers can send print jobs in an infinite loop until printer/MFP runs out of paper
- Intercept print jobs, to steal confidential information
- Remote code execution
- Brands cited include HP, Xerox & Samsung

11/29/215:26 PM

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