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 HP LaserJet Printers Vulnerable to Attacks, Researchers Warn Millions of Hewlett Packard Co.'s LaserJet printers contain a security weakness that could allow attackers to take control of the systems, steal data from them and issue commands that could cause the devices to overheat and catch fire. Share:   |  12 Reasons to Try Linux Mint 12 Multiple desktop options set this new release apart, but the best part for many users may well be that Unity isn't one of them. Share: | 2011's Biggest Security Snafus Perhaps it was an omen of what was to come when the city of San Francisco on New Year's Eve 2010 couldn't get a backup system running in its Emergency Operations Center because no one knew the password. Share: | 12 Valuable Tools for Managing Business Macs The knock on managing Macs in business environments has long been Apple's ambivalent attitude toward providing significant enterprise support. 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