Earlier in the month of February, a grey hat hacker named " Stackoverflowin " ran a simple script which resulted in over 150,000 printers, mainly in businesses, printing out pages with some nice ASCII art and a message saying the printer was owned. Many in the media pointed the blame as a printer security issue, but the main reason was horrendously poor firewall configuration. These printers were made vulnerable due to the presence of a highly insecure rule in their network's firewall, which allowed internally networked printers accessible across the entire internet. It didn't matter if the printers were large sophisticated multi-functional devices or simple till receipt printers, they all received rogue print jobs directly from the internet thanks to terrible firewall management. Makes you wonder what else is vulnerable on these business' networks as a result of poor firewall configuration and without the security management safety net of regular network vul...