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There's also "nmap" in the output, so this could be part of a combined port and vulnerability scan that hit the network printer.
by ch0wn 14y ago
There's also "nmap" in the output, so this could be part of a combined port and vulnerability scan that hit the network printer.
- cantankerous 14y agoI think this idea is on to something and warrants more investigation. Edit: That's probably what it is. A port scanner climbed through port 9100 and hit the JetDirect port on the printer, which prints whatever raw data it is given. Cool find!