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  • copyman
    Owner / Technician

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    • Sep 2005
    • 4711

    #1

    bizhub C3300i and C3350i hacking issue

    Has anyone seen this about hacking hundreds of thousands Kon/Min MFP's. At first I thought it was limited to just the C3300i & C3350i but after reading the rest of article it seems many models are affected?

    Hundreds of Thousands of Konica Printers Vulnerable to Hacking via ​​Physical Access | SecurityWeek.Com
    Last edited by copyman; 05-13-2022, 03:59 PM.
  • Woxner
    Senior Tech

    500+ Posts
    • Jul 2011
    • 849

    #2
    Re: bizhub C3300i and C3350i hacking issue

    First i have heard of this. I am KM and they have said nothing

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    • tsbservice
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      • May 2007
      • 8019

      #3
      Re: bizhub C3300i and C3350i hacking issue

      2019 is i series early days they fixed a lot of vulnerabilities after that through firmware updates.
      I think this article may be biased a bit.
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      • mojorolla
        The Wolf

        2,500+ Posts
        • Jan 2010
        • 2626

        #4
        Re: bizhub C3300i and C3350i hacking issue

        Originally posted by tsbservice
        2019 is i series early days they fixed a lot of vulnerabilities after that through firmware updates.
        I think this article may be biased a bit.
        Damn, this is pretty much the past 10 years of their products. I can only image some of these older models still being un-patched.....

        ​Model name Affected FW version CVE-ID
        bizhub 227, 287, 367, 308, 368, 458, 558, 758, 808, 958, PRO958, 308e, 368e, 458e, 558e, 658e, 4752, 4052, C227, C287, C258, C308, C368, C458, C558, C658, C659, C759, C3351, C3851, C3851FS G00-U8 or later CVE-2022-29586 CVE-2022-29587
        bizhub C450i, C550i, C650i G00-73 or later CVE-2022-29586 CVE-2022-29587
        bizhub C250i, C300i, C360i, C4050i, C3350i, C4000i, C3300i G00-73 or later CVE-2022-29586 CVE-2022-29587
        bizhub C250i, C300i, C360i, C4050i, C3350i, C4000i, C3300i Gxx-4A or prior CVE-2022-29586 CVE-2022-29587 CVE-2022-29588
        bizhub 306i, 226i, 246i, 266i, C3320i Gxx-4A or prior CVE-2022-29588 CVE-2022-29587 CVE-2022-29586

        Failing to plan is planning to fail!!!

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        • femaster
          Service Manager

          1,000+ Posts
          • May 2011
          • 1508

          #5
          Re: bizhub C3300i and C3350i hacking issue

          Konica just sent out an email with regards to 2 updated bulletins within the last 5 minutes that discuss this. I'll attach below. Covers nearly all the 7, 8 9, and i models it would seem. Probably covers older models as well, but how likely is it they will provide updates for the older stuff...

          TB12007.pdf
          TB11954.pdf
          A Ricoh Service Tech for 7 year. A Konica Minolta Service Tech for 7 years. Now, KM service manager for 4 years.
          My Ricoh knowledge is slowly dwindling away at this point. Many things have been lost to time...

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          • REGSIS
            Trusted Tech

            250+ Posts
            • May 2016
            • 435

            #6
            Re: bizhub C3300i and C3350i hacking issue

            Originally posted by copyman
            Has anyone seen this about hacking hundreds of thousands Kon/Min MFP's. At first I thought it was limited to just the C3300i & C3350i but after reading the rest of article it seems many models are affected?

            Hundreds of Thousands of Konica Printers Vulnerable to Hacking via ​​Physical Access | SecurityWeek.Com
            What are the chances that someone comes to your site (bring a keyboard) hack your MFP and nobody notice anything.

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            • emujo2
              Service Manager

              1,000+ Posts
              • Mar 2017
              • 1579

              #7
              Re: bizhub C3300i and C3350i hacking issue

              Many machines have external keyboards connected..User that need to rename docs usually prefer this over the electronic keyboard.

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              • copyman
                Owner / Technician

                Site Contributor
                2,500+ Posts
                • Sep 2005
                • 4711

                #8
                Re: bizhub C3300i and C3350i hacking issue

                Originally posted by femaster
                Konica just sent out an email with regards to 2 updated bulletins within the last 5 minutes that discuss this. I'll attach below. Covers nearly all the 7, 8 9, and i models it would seem. Probably covers older models as well, but how likely is it they will provide updates for the older stuff...

                [ATTACH]53299[/ATTACH]
                [ATTACH]53300[/ATTACH]
                Funny how K/M says nothing about this until it's made public. Like I've posted here before the Jap's will not admit to a problem until they have a solution.

                I still have customers demanding the HDD from old machine when they upgrade. I tell them I will format the HDD in front of them and a few still want me to remove and hand them the HDD. This paranoia is from years ago when there was a few TV news shows saying that companies info is stored on copiers HDD.

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                • techsxge
                  Senior Tech

                  Site Contributor
                  500+ Posts
                  • Jan 2022
                  • 660

                  #9
                  Re: bizhub C3300i and C3350i hacking issue

                  Originally posted by tsbservice
                  2019 is i series early days they fixed a lot of vulnerabilities after that through firmware updates.
                  I think this article may be biased a bit.
                  i can asure you that these posts are not biased. Maybe you're right with the firmware but there are still a lot of vulnerabilities that do not even require physical access... KM still denies those issues though.

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