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InvestigateTV+: Printers carry hacker risks

Katherine Langford
Editor-in-Chief · Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 1:07 PM · 1 min read
InvestigateTV+: Printers carry hacker risks — Marco Island Health news

(InvestigateTV) — An outdated setting on an office printer can give hackers easy access to sensitive information, and InvestigateTV+ uncovers how it could put doctors, schools, even police at risk. Then, we go inside one company’s bid to pause death to buy time for science, and why some see it as a bold step. Plus, we decode the colors of the underground utility system and explain the free step that can help homeowners avoid disaster.Network NightmaresInvestigateTV found possible printer problems across the country after receiving a confidential audit of several agencies’ machines.Humming in the corner of offices across America, many modern office printers and multifunction devices do more than scan and copy documents. Depending on the model and settings, they may store documents, scan histories, address books, network settings or other sensitive information. Modern office printers can also have hard drives, firmware and default passwords that may never get changed.Read moreCryonics an

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