Scanner Scandal: Critical Vulnerabilities Exposed – Is Your Data at Risk?
The Image Access Scan2Net scanner is more vulnerable than a piñata at a birthday party. With multiple critical vulnerabilities in its firmware, hackers can exploit everything from SQL injections to hard-coded credentials. So, update your firmware to 7.42B, unless you want your scanner to party with cybercriminals.
Hot Take:
Image Access Scan2Net: Where hacking your office scanner is just one firmware update away! With vulnerabilities galore, it’s like a treasure hunt for cyber attackers—except the prize is your data and network security.
Key Points:
- Multiple vulnerabilities identified in Image Access Scan2Net’s firmware, affecting various scanner models.
- Critical issues include XSS attacks, SQL injections, broken session management, and hard-coded credentials.
- Firmware updates have been released to address some, but not all, vulnerabilities.
- No workarounds available, requiring firmware updates for mitigation.
- SEC Consult has been engaging with the vendor and CERT-Bund for vulnerability disclosure and remediation.
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