Serious security flaws discovered in six widely used enterprise printers
Some of the security flaws date back 30-40 years - but probably didn't matter in pre-internet days
Researchers have discovered 35 security vulnerabilities in six leading enterprise printers. Image via Pixabay
NCC Group researchers have discovered at least 35 vulnerabilities in six popular enterprise printer models manufactured by HP, Xerox, Ricoh, Brother, Lexmark, and Kyocera. The researchers tested multiple...
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