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https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/VAWu7XrcYmqW3LWYc578V4MuMJPN0NQO3sbdoMck9wo.jpg Yesterday we had 3 print and today so far only one.

When I came to work and I saw what it was I unplugged the network cable and sent a pic to our IT team via email (CYA). After no answer I called them and they keep asking me who said it was ok to unplug the printer. I said me, they were mad and told me to plug the printer back in.

I am confused how Nessus is scanning the printer. We are a remote office so our router VPN's our connection back to main office, no split tunnels or anything. The printer is on a different private subnet and when the internet is out we can't print as the printer only talks to the print server in the main office.

Any one else having their printer spit out scans like this? I know Nessus.org is 'good' company but still.

I did some Google searches but with all the news on log4j right now I couldn't find anything.





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Fake number

Is there a way to find out the identity of someone using a fake what's up number?

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Old School DVD PIN protection

Just came across an old DVD 2000's that had a PIN protection on it. You know the kind of DVD i'm talking about. It has a phone number to call or text for the pin. Accessing the content .VOB files throw out an image every 2 seconds. So i'm just intrigued into how to find the DVD "pin". It's clearly a track selection whereby if you select the correct choices it will play. Opened the content in Hex editor and there's plenty of four numerical characters. I think it's based on selection ... what software is there to analyse this to decipher the pin? Just burning the DVD to file and will upload to drive. It's out of interest is all.

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