New security vulnerability for printer/MFPs?

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- Reported by ZDNet magazine and JSOF Security a new vulnerability, named “Ripple20” that may impact some brands of MFPs and printers
- Impacts devices that use code from Treck Software (based in Cincinnati, Ohio) to manage their TCP/IP stack, which allows the printer/MFPs to connect to the Internet via TCP/IP connections
- Number of impacted products is estimated at “hundreds of millions”
- Some of the newly discovered vulnerabilities are listed as “extremely dangerous”
- Could allow a hacker to take over devices
- Customers are advised to check to see if any of their devices or software on their network use Treck and that this “should be a priority for all companies”

6/24/209:39 PM

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