by Hunter Feybusch
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by Hunter Feybusch
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- Bulletin published by Cybersecurity Help Newsletter
- 5 Security vulnerabilities found in the FreeFlow Core solution for MFPs
- Issues could allow hackers to:
- gain access to target application and execute arbitrary code
- send a HTTP request and read arbitrary files on customer’s systems, leading to code execution
(Fujifilm is the manufacturer of A3 MFPs and PPS for Xerox, PPS for Sharp, MFPs for Katun, and also markets the products under its own now in the USA)
– Sharp is a division of Foxconn of Taiwan, aka Hon Hai Precision – Will launch new “Poketomo”, a palm-sized, voice-interactive AI robot – “has a blunt, assertive, bossy, personality” – Features gray and white plastic body, with “upturned, sharp eyes” – Programmed to gradually open up, depending on how users interact with it – […]
– For the upcoming PRINTING United Expo 2026 held 9/23-25/2026 at Las Vegas Convention Center – Will be providing demos on: – REVORIA Press PC2120 – REVORIA Press EC2100 & SC285 – APEOSPRO C810 – APEOS MFPs – J Press FP790 flexible packaging press
– Research published by Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) – 77% of all events are confirmed theft of data by hackers – More than 471 million victim notices have been issued, already exceeding total for all of 2025 – 7 healthcare firms who were hacked, each notified 1 million+ patients of a breach – At […]
– Daily Mail newspaper reported that on 7/24/2026 many major websites were disrupted based notice from DownDetector – Widespread issues apparently experienced at Amazon Web Services – No reason given for outage
