Collaborate Disseminate
Recently it got to my attention that someone has hacked around 50,000 printers and used them to print the message they wanted to. (link)
As someone who doesn’t have a lot of knowledge about networks or hacking, what would be… Continue reading How to protect printers from being hacked
Printers worldwide printed messages urging people to subscribe to the vlogger’s YouTube channel in a demo of a well-known vulnerability. Continue reading Printers pulled into 9100 port attack spew PewDiePie propaganda
Epson is just the latest company to wage covert war on consumer choice. Continue reading Printer Makers Are Crippling Cheap Ink Cartridges Via Bogus ‘Security Updates’
Recently I printed something using secure print with an ID card. When I checked my printer queue, I saw the total queue of all documents of colleagues who are using the same printer.
First of all I would like to know if this… Continue reading Is there a way to save a file from the network printer queue?
Australian engineer Sarah Spencer unveiled “Stargazing: A knitted tapestry” over the weekend at the Electromagnetic Field Camp festival. Continue reading Oh This? Just a Giant Starmap Made By a Hacked 80s Knitting Machine
I published the following diary on isc.sans.edu: “3D Printers in The Wild, What Can Go Wrong?“: Richard wrote a quick diary yesterday about an interesting information that we received from one of our readers. It’s about a huge amount of OctoPrint interfaces that are publicly facing the Internet. Octoprint is
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HP, the Palo Alto, California tech giant, announced Tuesday it will be inviting white hat hackers to probe its printers for bugs that attackers could exploit for malicious purposes. Shivaun Albright, HP’s chief technologist of print security, described the program as complementary to existing security features built into HP printers. “We have some features in our devices to detect when attacks occur,” Albright told CyberScoop. “But if you look at it, recognizing that a device can it protect against all current and future attacks, what we wanted to do was go beyond what’s happening in the industry.” The HP printer bug bounty program will be managed by Bugcrowd, a prominent bug bounty platform. HP’s program will be private, meaning researchers who already have some experience with Bugcrowd will be invited to join. Albright said the program will be a pilot that could lead HP to open it up to the […]
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I’m having a dilemma if I should post this here or on superuser, finally I decided it’s more security related so I post it here, if it’s wrong please move.
The situation: There is an Epson all-in-one device in the home that … Continue reading How should firewall be configured to allow using an image scanner over WiFi to avoid jeopardizing security?
Canon 5035 MFP, Canon 5240i MFP, and Canon 5250 MFP shows the below vulnerabilities. How can we fix this? Couldn’t find any option in settings to disable TLS.
SSL/TLS Server supports TLSv1.0
Birthday attacks against TLS ci… Continue reading Vulnerability in canon printers
I have a Brother 5470-DW Printer. I want to sell it but wanted to make sure all the last prints can’t be recovered.
If I sold my printer could the last pages printed be recovered? How can I wipe all the last printed pages? W… Continue reading If I sell my printer, can the last printed pages be recovered? And how can I wipe it?