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Story: Hackers use Google to access photocopiers
Posted by: Bahman Baesmat (Wednesday 20 October 2004, 12:46 AM)
It is POSSIBLE that a hacker gets user credentials from a not fully
secured web server, but only a few of those credentials lead to
useful information specialy about photocopiers, there are alot of
elements starting from design ending at security that all take
action in such a matter.
Yes "THEORETICALLY" it is "POSSIBLE", but "IN ACTION" it is
"ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE" and it doesn't even worth trying searching
such a huge load of data.
Full Talkback thread
Story: Hackers use Google to access photocopiers
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Absolute rubbish, you can open a web page but not... Anonymous -
http://tstokke.eerc.und.nodak.edu/parser.cgi?... Any Who -
OK lets try and put this one to bed and... Greg Molloy -
My boss saw this article and now he's asking me to... Anonymous
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Don't we have enough real security concerns in the... Anonymous
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This article made very little sense. I was unable... Anonymous
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Go read *this* ZDNet article if you want spec... Betty Law Morgan
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Please provide link for the referenced a... Vicki -
I found it by searching for "photoc... Phil McKerracher
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The comments are a cause for concern since it... Brendan
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dude, copiers now have ethernet cards in them... Ogden Larch
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It is POSSIBLE that a hacker gets user credentials... Bahman Baesmat -
I can only talk for Canon photocopiers who my comp... Greg Molloy
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It is possible to extract sensitive informati... Anonymous
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Human stupidity and social engineering is the grea... Anonymous
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I think that you cannot access photocopiers from a... Jon Tribe
