>2014 >not running DOOM on your printer ISHYGDDT h

>>44189282
but can it run crysis?

this is so retarded i love it

>>44189282
http://www.engadget.com/2014/09/15/doom-canon-printer/
there, fixed...

>>44190659
and this is the source
http://www.contextis.co.uk/resources/blog/hacking-canon-pixma-printers-doomed-encryption/
plese, retards, POST THE SOURCES, not media shit

>>44190696

This, stop feeding blog cancer, especially shit like engadget, only use sources.

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>>44189282
>not playing DOOM on your ATM

While this is somewhat amusing the point of it is to demonstrate that this printer has potentially serious vulnerabilities in its security. Doom is just being used as a proof of concept.

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/sep/15/hackers-doom-printer-canon-security

>From the exploitation standpoint, hacking the machine was trivial, as Jordon discovered that the device has a web interface with no username or password protecting it.

>On initial inspection, this interface was of little interest, only showing ink levels and printing status. But it soon became apparent a hacker could use this interface to trigger an update to the machine’s firmware - the underlying code that is essentially the heart and soul of the printer.

>An outsider could thus have changed settings on the printer to convince it to ask for updates from a malicious server rather than Canon’s official channel.

>Jordon took advantage of what he described as “terrible” encryption protecting the firmware to add some tweaks to its code, enabling him to control the machine from afar.

>>44190739
Depending on the ATM, that's not really impressive. A bunch of ATMs ran Windows XP.

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doom on things thread?

Fucking hell, is there anything that they haven't gotten doom to run on?

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>>44191278
no

screen + input of some kind = doom

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>>44191303
calculator doom

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>>44191330
iDoom

Can someone post neat things with Linux installed?

DoomOS by Carmack when?

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>>44191160
>tumblr

>>44189282
I ran it on a PocketPC years ago.

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Doom 3 doom

>>44191482
I did this to an iPod Photo back in '04.
It was awesome.

>>44191613
See:

>>44191482

video here
http://video.contextis.co.uk/PixmaDoom/Doom.webm

>>44191613
http://spritesmods.com/?art=hddhack&page=6
http://haxit.blogspot.ch/2013/08/hacking-transcend-wifi-sd-cards.html

doom ports are no longer impressive. maybe if it was doom3

>>44191330
Teach me how to do this

so do you have to beat a level everytime you print a page

>>44191712
wat?

Why is Doom fucking compatible with everything? Is it super optimized or what?

>>44189409
We don't make that joke anymore anon.
Get with the times.

>>44193131
Le_Smug_Carmack_Face.bmp

>>44192616
Oh god, how I would love to implement this at work.

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>>44193170
close

>>44193131
Open Sores.

>>44193131
relatively simple/fast engine, which was open sourced some time ago, coupled with cult status of the game

>>44193159
Who is "we"? You got a turd in your pocket?

>>44191712
kek

What toasters are doom-ready?

>>44195224
I dunno, but definitely the GTX660 and upwards.

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>>44195224
possibly this one

>>44193159
>w3 r xXx_leGi0n_xXx XD