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December 5, 2014

by Kathleen Wirth

This Week in Imaging: Epson, OKI Forge Ahead; HP Officejet X Gains Ground; Average Copier-Sales Comp; Badder BadUSB; More

This was a very busy week in the printer and MFP world, and we have lots of news, from everything......

3D Printing / Commentary / Commercial & Production Printing / Inkjet / Managed Print & Document Services / Miscellaneous / News / Opinions / Security

December 1, 2014

It’s Official: Half of USB Devices Have Unpatchable Security Flaws

Following up our article on BadUSB malware, the security researchers that discovered the vulnerability have since tested the USB controller chips...

Canon / Eastman Kodak / Financial News / Hewlett-Packard / Lexmark / News / Nuance / Océ / OKI / Ricoh

August 8, 2014

by Kathleen Wirth

Top News for the Week of 8/4/2014 – HP ‘Instant Ink Professional;" Ricoh, Sharp Financials; More

What do you do if the supplies for your product are being made and sold by unauthorized third parties and......

3D Printing / Commentary / Commercial & Production Printing / Inkjet / Managed Print & Document Services / Miscellaneous / News / Opinions

August 1, 2014

Has ‘BadUSB’ Malware Effectively Killed USB Devices in the Enterprise?

As our industry is a major source of secure hardware and workflow solutions for the security-conscious enterprise, this news is...

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