Collaborate Disseminate
Ive got an M281fdw laser printer, which i have used for about a year, which I wish to sell.
Are there any security issues to consider when selling a printer that has been used.
My considerations so far have been :
Would any previousl… Continue reading Security considerations when selling a printer
To ward off a hostile takeover bid by Xerox, which is a much smaller company, HP (not to be confused with Hewlett Packard Enterprise, a separate public company) is promising its investors billions and billions of dollars. All investors have to do to get the goods is reject the Xerox deal. In a letter to […] Continue reading HP offers its investors billions in shareholder returns to avoid a Xerox tie-up
Malware campaign targets global manufacturers that are still dependent on Windows 7 subsystems to run fleets of IoT endpoints. Continue reading New Lemon Duck Malware Campaign Targets IoT, Large Manufacturers
I wonder how safe is the connection between cups and a network printer. Connections from client to cups can be managed as TLS. However what happens bewteen cups and the printer? is all in clear passing by Isp router!?
It is … Continue reading Cups encryption between server and printer
A report by HP found that most people admit to looking at others’ computer screens and documents in the workplace while still keeping their own privacy top of mind. Continue reading Survey Finds People are Privacy Hypocrites
When you connect to a printer on MacOS or Windows, the system stores the printer so you can connect to it later. Does anyone know which criteria is referenced to validate it is the same printer when you connect to it again?
I was wondering if it would be possible to arp spoof my printer and router
arpspoof -t printer router
arpspoof -t router printer
and then reroute all print requests to my CUPS print server on localhost?
dnsspoof -f host… Continue reading DNS Spoof Printer on network
A topic has come up with some colleagues that appears to be a ‘regular’ and I thought to ask the forum:
We have had use-cases for remote workers who VPN to the corporate network, which does not support split-tunneling, who w… Continue reading A strategy to allow select split-tunneling for printing
I encountered a puzzling situation the other day when I plugged in a USB flash drive. Windows defender displayed an alert saying that a threat had been quarantined, specifically the Jenxcus VBS virus. This is especially alarm… Continue reading Virus from a printer kiosk?
It’s long been established that printers attached to networks often are poorly defended and a weak link that security criminals exploit routinely. After all, the hard drives embedded in these devices often contain images of sensitive documents ranging… Continue reading Report: Printers Remain Soft Security Underbelly