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Xerox Printers Expose Credentials: Is Your Office’s Secret Santa in Danger?
Security vulnerabilities in Xerox VersaLink C7025 printers could enable attackers to capture authentication credentials through pass-back attacks. Deral Heiland warns that exploiting these flaws could let hackers compromise Windows servers by redirecting authentication info. Update your firmware or risk becoming the unwitting accomplice in your printer’s espionage career.
Hot Take:
Who knew your printer was moonlighting as a secret agent? It seems Xerox VersaLink C7025 printers have been taking a page out of James Bond’s playbook, with vulnerabilities that would make even Q blush. It’s like your printer decided to have a secret life, capturing credentials and sending them to shadowy figures. Beware of your multifunction printer – it’s multifunctional in ways you didn’t bargain for!
Key Points:
- Xerox VersaLink C7025 MFPs have vulnerabilities that allow credential capture via LDAP and SMB/FTP.
- Exploitable vulnerabilities include CVE-2024-12510 and CVE-2024-12511.
- Successful exploitation allows attackers to capture Windows Active Directory credentials.
- Vulnerabilities have been patched in Service Pack 57.75.53.
- Additional security vulnerability found in HealthStream MSOW software affecting 23 organizations.
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