>at uni accommodation >open control panel >windows 10

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*printers

Also I have already printed this

>>57517934
Whatever you want, you wont be able to, they see what files you want to print and then print them

>>57517950
So edgy xdxdXd

>>57517934
Ponies.

>>57517934
Can the access be tied to your user name?

>>57517966
the document I sent said It printed

>>57517950
ayy lmao

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_65dmM0e2wY

>>57517988
no lol i think i can just change the name of my pc

>>57517934
They can see what IP sent them, you fucking retard

>>57518050
then i change it

its only a basic shitty home printer

>>57517934
Print a cryptoware demand

>>57518050
At my uni, every single printer has its own public IP address. No NAT, no firewall, nothing. You can install the printer from any computer on the internet, and can anonymize yourself using any method you want. Not like it matters, what are they going to do when they find out that some unknown Comcast user printed to their printer? They can either ban all Comcast IPs from their network, or they can just implement a firewall. One option would be stupid, and they apparently have no interest in the other option.

Here's a Google search that returns unprotected printers on MIT's network. It's really not hard to find unprotected printers.

https://www.google.com/search?q=inurl%3Ahp%2Fdevice%2Fthis.LCDispatcher+site:mit.edu

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>>57518362
KEK gonna print this

>>57518198
Your uni cannot afford any actual network admins who know what they're doing?

>>57517934
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/1173808-elliot-rodger-manifesto.html

>>57518386
>loss

>>57517934
>IT admin checks logs
>OP gets charged $500 for new printer cartridges
ebin

>>57517934
>What do I print?
Stills from ISIS beheadings

>>57517988
To his MAC address yes

>>57518198
Give me an IP

>>57517934

>windows 10 installed drivers for all of the printer in the building automatically

this retard doesn't know about AD group policies

>>57519195
I'll stay away from posting about my own uni. The MIT search posted above has 146 results.

Here's a search for all American universities:

https://www.google.com/search?q=inurl%3Aedu%2Fhp%2Fdevice%2Fthis.LCDispatcher

I'm seeing ~4700 unprotected printers on American university networks. And those are only printers that are a specific brand (HP) AND have been assigned .edu hostnames AND have been indexed by Google, which can be assumed to be a tiny fraction of the total.

Why don't we ask OP to post the IP addresses of all his uni's printers? Or we could move on to unprotected webcams. Here's a webcam watching some guy at his computer:

http://xl30webcam.engin.umich.edu/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi?camera

My point is that unsecured network devices are a dime a dozen and they're not that interesting.

>>57517994
It's probably just spooled and you will need to login and push that document via your student credits

>>57517934
That screenshot is Windows 8

>>57520371
this. every uni uses a print release system

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print this

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Print Aphex.

samiz.dat

Print this you fucking pussy: https://my.mixtape.moe/mildpb.jpg

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print 100 of these

>>57517934
Nothing because the sysadmin will find out you've been up to some shit and then your ass is grass.