Printer Cracking

[hellkyng () gmail com]

I am currently running a pen test for a company, and found a bunch of HP M4345 MFP printers. They don't have any 
encryption, authentication, security controls in general in place. 

I am wondering though where they store copies of scanned images. I am under the impression they do, but haven't been 
able to discover where this might be contained. Any recommendations to further exploit HP M4345 printers. 

For those in similar situations I found this article to be very helpful.

http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=security/networkprinterhacking


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