Anycubic 3D Printers Hacked To Bring Attention To Critical Vulnerability

Numerous reports from Anycubic customers online suggest that their 3D printers have been hacked, highlighting a vulnerability. The perpetrator uploaded a file named hacked_machine_readme.gcode, which typically contains printing instructions, to warn users about a critical security flaw. This flaw supposedly allows attackers to take control of affected printers via Anycubic's MQTT service API. The uploaded file also urges Anycubic to make their 3D printer software open-source due to its perceived deficiencies. The accompanying text advises users to take immediate action to safeguard their security, suggesting disconnecting printers from the internet as a precaution against potential exploitation. Read more...