Security researchers found two flaws affecting Xerox Versalink MFP printers The flaws could be used in "pass-back" attacks to steal login credentials Patches and workarounds are already available, so ...

Xerox released security updates to resolve pass-back attack vulnerabilities in Versalink multifunction printers.

It's unclear if a split would help the Xerox arm that makes copiers, printers and toner rebound, but it would eliminate a potential drag on the new services company's earnings. "The problem now is if ...

Vulnerabilities have been discovered in Xerox Versalink multifunction printers that could allow attackers to steal access data.

Xerox VersaLink MFP vulnerabilities (CVE-2024-12510, CVE-2024-12511) enable credential theft via LDAP and SMB/FTP. Patch now ...

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Two security flaws found in Xerox VersaLink MFPs could allow hackers to capture authentication credentials and move laterally through enterprise networks and highlight the often-overlooked cyber risks ...

Some Xerox printers are vulnerable to a “pass-back” attack which can be used to steal login credentials, experts have warned. Cybersecurity researchers Rapid7 discovered the vulnerability and ...