HP fixes vulnerabilities in LaserJet printers, at least one critical
Take action: If you are using a HP LaserJet printer, review the advisory and plan a patch cycle. Ideally, make sure your printer is not exposed to the internet.
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HP reports multiple security vulnerabilities affecting their LaserJet printer lineup, including LaserJet Pro, LaserJet Enterprise, and LaserJet Managed Printers.
The vulnerabilities center around PostScript print job processing and include:
- CVE-2025-26506 (CVSS score 9.2) - Remote Code Execution and Elevation of Privilege vulnerability
- CVE-2025-26508 (CVSS score 8.3) - Remote Code Execution with lower impact on integrity and availability
- CVE-2025-26507 (CVSS score 6.3) - Limited availability impact vulnerability
The vulnerabilities could allow attackers to execute malicious code remotely, elevate privileges on affected systems, infiltrate network-connected printers and exploit PostScript processing weaknesses.
HP has released firmware updates for all affected devices. Organizations are strongly advised to:
- Check their printer inventory against HP's list of affected models
- Download and install the latest firmware updates from HP Software and Driver Downloads
- Follow their organizational patch management policies for third-party security patches