I heard of one of these on campus this morning as well here at the
University of Colorado at Denver....two actually. We're filtering the 515
attacks, and one of my colleagues seems to think its a side effect of the
code red problem. Seems logical...a lot of the JetDirect cards have port
80 open on them....
Brendan
On Thu, 19 Jul 2001, James Edwards wrote:
> Yesterday, one of the printers here in ITS began printing a Jetdirect
> Diagnostic Page showing a S/W Exception 00fb and a core dump
> ("Registers", "Stack", and "Register Pointer Memory Dump" in Hex). I
> changed the slot, and the error followed (from EIO1 to EIO2),
> therefore I guessed that the card was bad. Today another printer
> began to share the same symptoms. I have a hard time believing that
> two cards would go bad at the same time
>
> Has anyone else noted this phenomenon??
>
> Could it be a different type of printer attack than the port 515 attacks??
>
> Jim
>
> (PS, I've already called John and notified him--he asked me to post
> here (I'm also posting to the Security Focus list) for feedback.)
> --
> James Edwards
> Instructional Technology Consultant
> Instructional Technology Services
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> San Diego State University
> San Diego, Ca. 92182-8114
>
> (619) 594-5727
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> <http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/dept/its/directory/staff.html#Jim>
>
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