Impact
An unknown part of the HTTP multipart form‑data parser in several Ricoh devices can be manipulated to trigger a denial of service, likely through an infinite loop or resource exhaustion. The vulnerability is exploitable remotely and can be used by an attacker to crash or freeze the printer’s web interface, disrupting service. No evidence shows a path to code execution or data loss.
Affected Systems
The flaw affects Ricoh Aficio SP 3500SF, SP 221, SP 330DN and SP C252SF devices whose firmware versions are current up to 2026‑08‑13. These products have a web server component that parses multipart form‑data uploads. Users should verify their firmware stack to determine if they run a vulnerable version.
Risk and Exploitability
The CVSS score of 7.1 highlights a high impact on availability, while the EPSS score is not available but the exploit is publicly released. The vulnerability is listed as not in KEV, yet the lack of a vendor response increases the likelihood of attackers using the publicly available proof‑of‑concept. Remote exploitation requires only a crafted HTTP request and poses a significant risk to availability in environments where the printers are exposed to untrusted networks.
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