An update corrects the vulnerability that is not really one, but it should still be...
Fault or not, HP has released new firmware for its line of LaserJet printers. They seem to correct said fault safety for "nasty villains" to enter on networks through the printer, or even to take fire it remotely by heating one of its internal components...
The manufacturer indicates that there is in fact not fault, or that it is not easily accessible, as must be that the attacker already within the company to push the corrupted firmware into the target printer and that no clients around the world complained incendiary printer. Still happy, we are tempted to add. HP promotes however disable the automatic update of firmware - would therefore - and it is wiser to put it behind a firewall...
Whether the problem is corrected is even a good thing, but we obviously know the end word of history on effective vulnerability. To accomplish this update, you can you make on the link below and then indicate the model of the printer that you have to get the micro-logiciel.
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