DOS Vulnerability in the web connection of MFPS

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A vulnerability that allows a Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack has been newly identified in the indicated models. This advisory provides an overview of the issue and the recommended countermeasures.

Please note that, at the time of publication (August 29th, 2025), there have been no confirmed security incidents globally resulting from the exploitation of this vulnerability.

Overview of the vulnerability

Ref. IDCVSSv3.1Base ScoreVulnerabilities description
CVE-2025-54777CVSS:3.1/AV:A/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:N/I:N/A:L4.3Importing a malformed file in [Registration of Certification Information] for S/MIME for Email Destination causes the Web Connection to stop.

Affected Models

Product name

Affected Version

Fixed Version

Latest Version
(as of August 2025)

ineo+ 751i
ineo+ 651i/551i/451i
ineo+ 361i/301i/251i
ineo+ 4051i/3351i/4001i/3301i
ineo+ 3321i
ineo 751i
ineo 651i/551i/451i
ineo 361i/301i
ineo 4751i/4051i
ineo 4701i
ineo+ 750i
ineo+ 650i/550i/450i
ineo+ 360i/300i/250i
ineo+ 287i/257i/227i
ineo+ 4050i/3350i/4000i/3300i
ineo+ 3320i
ineo 950i/850i
ineo 750i
ineo 650i/550i/450i
ineo 360i/300i
ineo 306i/266i/246i/226i
ineo 4750i/4050i
ineo 4700i

G00-RE or earlier

GC2-RE or later
(Except G00-RF)
G00-S7
ineo+ 759/659
ineo+ 658/558/458
ineo 958/808/758
ineo 658e/558e/458e
ineo+ 287/227
GCQ-Y2 or earlier GCR-Y2 or later G00-YE
ineo+ 368/308/258
ineo 558/458/368/308
ineo+ 3851/3851FS/3351
ineo 4752/4052
GCQ-X4 or earlier GCR-X4 or later G00-YE
ineo 368e/308e GCQ-X8 or earlier GCR-X8 or later G00-YE
ineo 367/287/227 GCQ-Y3 or earlier GCR-Y3 or later G00-YE

Impact on Multifunction Printers 
Web Connection becomes completely unresponsive. (Other MFP functions are not affected.)

Remediation
The countermeasure firmware will be applied sequentially, either remotely or during the next visit by your authorized Konica Minolta service representative.

Vulnerability Specific Recommendation
1. Ensure that the administrator password is secure. If it remains set to its factory default, please change it immediately to a strong complex password.
Configuration: [Utility] - [Administrator] - [Security] - [Administrator Password Setting]
2. Restrict non-Admin users from making any address book destination changes.
Configuration: [Utility] - [Administrator] - [Security] - [Restrict User Access] - [Registering and Changing Addresses]: [Restrict]

General Security Recommendations
To ensure a secure operating posture for your multifunction devices, and to reduce exposure to the vulnerability described in this advisory, Konica Minolta strongly recommends applying the following configuration best practices:

1. Avoid Direct Internet Exposure
Place devices behind firewalls and use private IP addressing and Device IP Filtering settings.

2. Change Default Passwords
Change default credentials and implement strong passwords for administrative and network functions.

3. Use Strong Passwords for Services
Ensure strong credentials are configured for SMTP, LDAP, SMB, WebDAV, and any other integrated services.

4. Disable Unused Services
Turn off unused ports or protocols to reduce attack surface.

5. Use Secure Protocols
Configure devices to use encrypted communications (e.g., HTTPS, LDAPS, IPPS) where supported.

6. Monitor Device Activity
Regularly review device logs and network traffic for suspicious behavior.

7. Enable Authentication Where Available
Use built-in user authentication features to prevent unauthorized access to device functions.
For comprehensive information on secure configuration, please refer to our Product Security web site. https://www.konicaminolta.com/global-en/security/mfp/setting/index.html

Enhancing the Security of Products and Services
Konica Minolta considers the security of its products and services to be an important responsibility and will continue to actively respond to incidents and vulnerabilities.
https://www.konicaminolta.com/about/csr/social/customers/enhanced_security.html

Related Information
JVNVU#99831542

Acknowledgements
We would like to express our sincere appreciation to the penetration tester Miguel Alves (0xmupa) for discovering and responsibly reporting this vulnerability.

Contact
Should you require further clarification or assistance with implementing the recommended measures or applying the relevant firmware update, please contact your authorized Konica Minolta service representative.