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Message-ID: <200401262113.01956.zim@vegaa.de> From: zim at vegaa.de (Michael Zimmermann) Subject: Re: vulnerabilities of postscript printers At Samstag, 24. Januar 2004 06:04 Darren Reed wrote: > See here you've taken a step I don't believe possible - with postscript. > For reference I downloaded the blue book and read through there operator > summary last night and there is no "password" or "login" in postscript. The operator "startjob" or "exitserver" is what you are looking for. Usually they are implemented in a way, that they take at least one second to run, to disable high-speed password cracking. Greetings Michael -- Michael Zimmermann
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