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Xerox Versalink Printers Under Siege: Update Firmware or Risk Credential Theft!
Xerox Versalink printers are vulnerable to pass-back attacks, thanks to LDAP and SMB flaws. Rapid7 discovered that cunning hackers could redirect authentication requests to their own evil lairs. Update your firmware faster than a printer jam clears—or risk giving away your secrets to the digital pranksters lurking in cyberspace!
Hot Take:
Who knew that the humble printer in the corner could be plotting against you? Xerox Versalink printers are now moonlighting as undercover operatives in the world of cyber espionage. Hide your LDAPs, hide your SMBs, because these printers are coming for your credentials!
Key Points:
- Xerox Versalink C7025 printers are vulnerable to pass-back attacks.
- Vulnerabilities CVE-2024-12510 and CVE-2024-12511 identified in firmware version 57.69.91 and earlier.
- Attackers can redirect authentication requests via LDAP and SMB/FTP flaws.
- Rapid7 discovered and disclosed these vulnerabilities to Xerox.
- Immediate firmware updates are essential to patch these vulnerabilities.
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