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700 Printers Have This Security Flaw: How to Check and Fix Yours
PCMag
A security flaw that mostly affects Brother printers allows hackers to generate the device's admin password. Fujifilm, Konica Minolta, Ricoh, and Toshiba devices are at risk, too.
Your home printer may be at risk if you've never changed its admin password. A newly discovered security flaw affecting at least 748 printer models allows hackers to generate the device's admin password, and the issue can't be fully fixed through a firmware update.
