by Hunter Feybusch
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by Hunter Feybusch
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- A number of IT security magazines reported on issue with Kyocera’s Device Manager
- A web based application that customers use to manage their Kyocera printers and MFPs
- Hackers could use a vulnerability to gain unauthorized access to customer’s accounts, steal data, or carry out malicious activities
- Kyocera claims to have issued a patch to fix the problem
– Report from Nikkei News of Japan – Announced it will close a laser engine manufacturing plant in the Philippines – “due to a global decline in printing demand” – Reported laser engine sales decline of 4.6% YoY – (HP is Canon’s largest laser engine customer, as all A4 LaserJet products are made by Canon)
– Foxconn, aka Hon Hai Precision of Taiwan, parent of Sharp, has been hit by the Nitrogen ransomware gang of Russia – Hackers claim to have stolen 8 terabytes of data with 11 million files from Foxconn’s network after it successfully hacking into a Foxconn-owned manufacturing plant in Wisconsin – Stolen files apparently contain confidential […]
– Several IT news organizations are reporting that Toshiba is not honoring its warranty on select hard disk drives that it manufactures – Apparently is refusing to replace faulty products – Reasons given include “no available stock” and/or “possible wait time of one year for a replacement” – Only option offered is a refund of […]
– Research published by Global Growth Insights – Global MPS market estimated to have reached $39.57 billion in 2025 – $14.29 billion in North America – Projected to reach $40.83 billion in 2026 – Will reach $54.21 billion by 2030 – CAGR (cumulative annual growth rate) of 3.2% – Reasons for companies to invest in […]
