Bambu Lab recently announced a firmware security update for its printers that would introduce an official “authorization control” system for critical printer operations. The update is presented as a way to mitigate the “risk of remote hacks or printer exposure issues that have happened in the past, and also lower the risk of abnormal traffic or attacks.”
The new firmware will not allow Bambu Lab printers to interface with popular 3rd party software or hardware upgrades such as Orca Slicer or BigTreeTech’s Panda Touch screen. Now, users will need to download “Bambu Connect” to act as a one-way go-between.
Users of Bambu’s house slicer, Bambu Studio, are unaffected by this update, which will continue functioning as expected.
Bambu Lab listed the following “critical operations” that will require authorization and therefore will not be accessible through 3rd party products:
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