May 20, 2014 09:08 PM
(This post was last modified: Apr 6, 2017 12:14 AM by Mr.Peanut.)
Yes this is old news, I get it. But for those of you who don't know.. There are 2 types of printers (there's more, but of the 2 general ones). There's inket printers and laser printers..
What are Yellow Stamps- These are stamps on "laser" printers that in fact mark on your printed paper a time/date stamp as well as the serial code of the printer, making it easy to track you down
The difference..
Inkjet- It spits out ink when printing, and the quality isn't as good. Though you're spending more money on ink, etc. There are NOT little yellow stamps on these kinds of printers.
Laser- This printer is better/higher quality.. I'd rather not get into how it prints as it's not why i'm posting this thread. Long story short, these yellow dots are printed on these types of printers..
TL;DR: My QUESTION is, can you hack/flash a laser printer (rather than using an inkjet) to where you can print things without it being traced.. Or couldn't you buy a used laser printer do whatever off another wifi connection, then destroy it? I mean can they prove you had it?
Note: I don't have any intent to commit any illegal crimes, but I mean I like knowledge and knowing what my options are for anything is always interesting..
What are Yellow Stamps- These are stamps on "laser" printers that in fact mark on your printed paper a time/date stamp as well as the serial code of the printer, making it easy to track you down
The difference..
Inkjet- It spits out ink when printing, and the quality isn't as good. Though you're spending more money on ink, etc. There are NOT little yellow stamps on these kinds of printers.
Laser- This printer is better/higher quality.. I'd rather not get into how it prints as it's not why i'm posting this thread. Long story short, these yellow dots are printed on these types of printers..
TL;DR: My QUESTION is, can you hack/flash a laser printer (rather than using an inkjet) to where you can print things without it being traced.. Or couldn't you buy a used laser printer do whatever off another wifi connection, then destroy it? I mean can they prove you had it?
Note: I don't have any intent to commit any illegal crimes, but I mean I like knowledge and knowing what my options are for anything is always interesting..
(Apr 5, 2017 01:02 PM)THC Wrote: You should link this:
https://www.eff.org/pages/list-printers-...cking-dots
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printer_steganography
As well as...
https://w2.eff.org/Privacy/printers/docucolor/
This site has a decoder.
Pretty interesting subject actually.





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