Hacking printers has been around for ages, people will never learn, no matter the consequences (sadly). Phenoelit also have a few "fun" tools around to mess wi

Hacking printers has been around for ages, people will never learn, no matter the consequences (sadly). Phenoelit also have a few "fun" tools around to mess with printers: http://www.phenoelit.org/hp/docu.html http://www.phenoelit.org/hp/docu.html I can't recall when exactly this was (around the 2000s), i think there was a talk or paper by FX of Phenoelit who wrote a proxy for HP printers. So you'd go Internet <-> Printer <-> internal Network - now, that should send a few shivers up peoples spines but apparently not.