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-The Printer Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) is a Python tool developed at the University of Bochum to automate most attacks presented in this wiki. It connects to a printing device via [[Port 9100 printing|network]] or [[USB]] and allows penetration testers to exploit a large variety of bugs and features in [[PostScript]], [[PJL]] and [[PCL]], including temporary and physical [[denial of service]] attacks, resetting the device to [[factory defaults]], print job [[Print job manipulation|manipulation]] and [[Print job retention|retention]], access to a printer's [[Memory access|memory]] and [[File system access|file system]] as well as [[Credential disclosure|password cracking]].
+The PRinter Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) is a Python tool developed at the University of Bochum to automate most attacks presented in this wiki. It connects to a printing device via [[Port 9100 printing|network]] or [[USB]] and allows penetration testers to exploit a large variety of bugs and features in [[PostScript]], [[PJL]] and [[PCL]], including temporary and physical [[denial of service]] attacks, resetting the device to [[factory defaults]], print job [[Print job manipulation|manipulation]] and [[Print job retention|retention]], access to a printer's [[Memory access|memory]] and [[File system access|file system]] as well as [[Credential disclosure|password cracking]].
 == External links ==
 * [https://github.com/RUB-NDS/PRET Official website]

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-The Printer Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) is a Python tool to automate most attacks presented in this wiki. It connects to a printing device via [[Port 9100 printing|network]] or [[USB]] and allows penetration testers to exploit a large variety of bugs and features in [[PostScript]], [[PJL]] and [[PCL]], including temporary and physical [[denial of service]] attacks, resetting the device to [[factory defaults]], print job [[Print job manipulation|manipulation]] and [[Print job retention|retention]], access to a printer's [[Memory access|memory]] and [[File system access|file system]] as well as [[Credential disclosure|password cracking]].
+The Printer Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) is a Python tool developed at the University of Bochum to automate most attacks presented in this wiki. It connects to a printing device via [[Port 9100 printing|network]] or [[USB]] and allows penetration testers to exploit a large variety of bugs and features in [[PostScript]], [[PJL]] and [[PCL]], including temporary and physical [[denial of service]] attacks, resetting the device to [[factory defaults]], print job [[Print job manipulation|manipulation]] and [[Print job retention|retention]], access to a printer's [[Memory access|memory]] and [[File system access|file system]] as well as [[Credential disclosure|password cracking]].
 == External links ==
 * [https://github.com/RUB-NDS/PRET Official website]

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−	https://github.com/RUB-NDS/PRET	+	The Printer Exploitation Toolkit (PRET) is a Python tool to automate most attacks presented in this wiki. It connects to a printing device via [[Port 9100 printing\|network]] or [[USB]] and allows penetration testers to exploit a large variety of bugs and features in [[PostScript]], [[PJL]] and [[PCL]], including temporary and physical [[denial of service]] attacks, resetting the device to [[factory defaults]], print job [[Print job manipulation\|manipulation]] and [[Print job retention\|retention]], access to a printer's [[Memory access\|memory]] and [[File system access\|file system]] as well as [[Credential disclosure\|password cracking]].
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		+	== External links ==
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		+	* [https://github.com/RUB-NDS/PRET Official website]