Subj : Re: Alternative Win32 Telnet Client?
To   : Nick Andre
From : Jas Hud
Date : Tue Jan 16 2024 19:07:18

  To: Nick Andre
  Re: Re: Alternative Win32 Telnet Client?
  By: Nick Andre to Jas Hud on Tue Jan 16 2024 11:51 am

 > From Newsgroup: micronet.comp
 >
 > On 16 Jan 24  07:54:29, Jas Hud said the following to Arelor:
 >
 > JH> Well i mean for your customers. i suggest you post an email address that
 > JH> they can email files for printing.
 >
 > If this thread were actually about his company with customers - which it was

this thread is about 'Alternative Win32 Telnet Client?'

 > If this thread were actually about his company with customers - which it was
 > not - and if he didn't care about security or confidentiality or he hired a
 > very lazy tech with no cert flying by the seat of his pants... sure, why
 > not.
 >

he says he provides network access to suspicious clients but they don't have
internet access on their wifi.
https://i.imgur.com/EfJFU2d.png

 > I'm sure he wouldn't need me to tell him that at any company valuing
 > security where a central printer/copier is involved, the employee's printed
 > document
 > is spooled encrypted to the copier. The employee may only retrieve the job
 > by actually going over to the copier keypad; sometimes with 2FA.
 >

i doubt this happens much.
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