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Xerox VersaLink C7025: An Office Printer’s Secret Plot to Steal Your Credentials!
Xerox Versalink C7025 Multifunction Printer flaws could let attackers capture Windows Active Directory credentials via pass-back attacks. Exploiting vulnerabilities in LDAP and SMB/FTP services, attackers might alter configurations and pilfer authentication data. Rapid7 researchers suggest updating firmware or setting strong admin passwords to prevent these shenanigans.
Hot Take:
Who knew your trusty office printer could be the unexpected gateway to a hacker’s paradise? It turns out that Xerox’s Versalink C7025 isn’t just printing your documents but might be printing an invitation for hackers to waltz in and nab company credentials. Looks like it’s not just your paper that’s at risk of jamming, but your entire network!
Key Points:
- Vulnerabilities in Xerox Versalink C7025 allow attackers to capture authentication credentials.
- Two CVEs discovered: CVE-2024-12511 (SMB/FTP) and CVE-2024-12510 (LDAP).
- Pass-back attacks can exploit LDAP and SMB/FTP services.
- Successful attacks could lead to compromise of Windows Active Directory credentials.
- Organizations should update firmware or enhance security measures.
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