Kyocera has yet another security issue

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Kyocera has yet another security issue

Article published by JVN News

The web interfaces of some Kyocera MFPs and printers apparently contain multiple security vulnerabilities
A hacker could log into the device and modify settings without authentication
Arbitrary script could be executed
Vulnerabilities found by researchers at Yokohama National University of Japan
New firmware can apparently resolve the issues

11/7/225:01 PM

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