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)
AI now being used by hackers – Google report – Google published warning that it has identified a new zero-day exploit that has been developed by hackers using artificial intelligence (AI) – Exploit is designed to bypass 2-factor authentication on open source web-based system administration tool – Was implemented in a Python script – (Python […]
– 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 […]
