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The printers get it from treck (HP OfficeJet and LaserJet use it), which probably means that other clients of this TCP/IP stack will be vulnerable as well. Alth
by eyalitki 6y ago
The printers get it from treck (HP OfficeJet and LaserJet use it), which probably means that other clients of this TCP/IP stack will be vulnerable as well. Although I can't figure out why this feature should be "on-by-default" in treck, as most clients probably don't need it activated.
- jandrese 6y agoIf it were off the UI designers would have to add it to the configuration system of the printer for that 0.1% of (corporate VIP) users who need it. That's something that seems to be a big ask for printer manufacturers. Even something like a SNMP MIB you can write to is a bridge too far.