Disabling TLS 1.0 and SSL 3.0 on a MP C4502

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  • MitchD
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    • Oct 2012
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    Disabling TLS 1.0 and SSL 3.0 on a MP C4502

    ricoh 4502 security settings.jpgricoh 4502 SSL TLS screen.jpgricoh 4502 Nexpose Security Console __ Asset Summary.pdfcopier tls vuln.jpgcopier ssl vuln.jpg

    Any ideas? Looks like he has everything unchecked correctly.

    Thanks
    "Heavy music to the normal ear is nothing but a loud annoyance. Most people think of it as obnoxious, talentless music but to someone who really listens and is really in love with music knows how beautiful and amazing it can be" Tommy Rogers of Between The Buried and Me"
  • slimslob
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    #2
    Re: Disabling TLS 1.0 and SSL 3.0 on a MP C4502

    I am seeing one major discrepancy on the Nexpose Security Console report. It is referring to the name as lanierld525c.mjmec.local. A Lanier LD525 would be an Aficio MP C2550. This tells me that a lazy tech or IT changed the network name to match that of a previous machine. This in and of itself can introduce potential vulnerabilities, both actual and falsely reported. SMB signing was a problem preventing scan to anything after Windows 98 on older model Ricohs that are not up to date on their firmware. Also some of the vulnerabilities have to do with sending to the C4502.

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    • keithxxiii
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      • Nov 2014
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      #3
      Re: Disabling TLS 1.0 and SSL 3.0 on a MP C4502

      Some device settings can be disabled by using telnet
      Aye! Cut the crap

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      • MitchD
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        #4
        Re: Disabling TLS 1.0 and SSL 3.0 on a MP C4502

        Originally posted by slimslob
        I am seeing one major discrepancy on the Nexpose Security Console report. It is referring to the name as lanierld525c.mjmec.local. A Lanier LD525 would be an Aficio MP C2550. This tells me that a lazy tech or IT changed the network name to match that of a previous machine. This in and of itself can introduce potential vulnerabilities, both actual and falsely reported. SMB signing was a problem preventing scan to anything after Windows 98 on older model Ricohs that are not up to date on their firmware. Also some of the vulnerabilities have to do with sending to the C4502.
        HA! I just noticed that. I'm going on site this morning to pull down a full SMC report at the request of Ricoh Tech Support. I will double check that host name. Tech support said they are aware of an issue of the ports not being closed even tho the protocol is turned off. Engineering is working on it.

        We will see.........
        "Heavy music to the normal ear is nothing but a loud annoyance. Most people think of it as obnoxious, talentless music but to someone who really listens and is really in love with music knows how beautiful and amazing it can be" Tommy Rogers of Between The Buried and Me"

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        • MitchD
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          • Oct 2012
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          #5
          Re: Disabling TLS 1.0 and SSL 3.0 on a MP C4502

          Originally posted by keithxxiii
          Some device settings can be disabled by using telnet
          I thought this too, I went through telnet and didn't see anything. Ricoh Tech Support is on the case. I will let you know what they say.
          "Heavy music to the normal ear is nothing but a loud annoyance. Most people think of it as obnoxious, talentless music but to someone who really listens and is really in love with music knows how beautiful and amazing it can be" Tommy Rogers of Between The Buried and Me"

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