The newly identified vulnerabilities exploit improper input validation when managing printer requests over the network ...

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Linux systems running a printing system CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) are vulnerable to a critical exploit, enabling ...

The Common UNIX Printing System, or CUPS, can be abused to run malicious code on vulnerable endpoints remotely, experts have ...

Several vulnerabilities can be chained together to remotely register rogue printers and execute commands as root on many ...

Some critical security vulnerabilities have been discovered in the Linux printing system CUPS. Attackers can smuggle in code, ...

It looks like there’s finally hope for sane password policies. The US National Institue of Standards and Technology, NIST, ...

Linux CUPS vulnerabilities may allow remote code execution. Attackers could exploit these flaws via print jobs.

A researcher has disclosed the details of an unpatched vulnerability that was expected to pose a serious threat to many Linux ...

Yesterday details went public about a major security issue that was found in CUPS, the open source printing system.

Yes, there are security holes in OpenPrinting CUPS, which Linux, Chrome OS, MacOS, and some Unix systems use for printing, but it's not that bad. Here's how to check if you're at risk.

No patches yet, can be mitigated, requires user interaction Final update After days of anticipation, what was billed as one ...