Collaborate Disseminate
I often print confidential documents over a large intranet to various printers based on where I am in the building. However, since the building is so large, it is highly likely there is a malicious device connected somewhere … Continue reading How can I encrypt my print jobs?
I often print confidential documents over a large intranet to various printers based on where I am in the building. However, since the building is so large, it is highly likely there is a malicious device connected somewhere … Continue reading How can I encrypt my print jobs?
Critical vulnerability in all versions opens users to printer watering hole attacks. Continue reading 20-year-old Windows bug lets printers install malware—patch now
The Print Shop, Brøderbund’s most popular app when that meant a whole lot, had a huge impact on computing. So why is it in the bargain bin these days? Continue reading The Print Shop: Why the Dot-Matrix Printer Icon Faded From View
Hackers could remotely abuse them to print whatever they wanted, or even brick them. Continue reading More Than 14,000 College Printers in the US Are Open to Hackers
We have been getting a new kind of scammer-esque call every couple weeks here at the office (I work at an enterprise web application development company).
Basically, the flow of events is this:
Caller has spoofed their caller-ID to have a… Continue reading New social engineering tactic that uses printer serial numbers?
I am referring to the yellow dots which are printed automatically by laser printers. They encode information such as the time the document is printed as well as the serial number. There appears to be quite little information … Continue reading Printer Steganography/Watermarking