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# fakeprinter
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Bunch of Python scripts made to host fake printer-like services.
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The idea I had was to turn a Kali box into a more convincing "innocent printer on the network", so I made this to add on top of using a spoofed MAC address and a generic HP printer's hostname.
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Includes some common HP printer services like JetDirect, IPP, and a web port that always throws a 401 Unauthorized.
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Still a work-in-progress. Need to add more ports and fix up some stuff, but it's difficult when you don't have a real network printer to compare against.
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The scripts are designed to just create a thin mask over what your device really is. Tools like `snmpwalk` may not work when run against the endpoint (unless I take the time to spoof a bunch of SNMP OIDs to return or smth). Plus, if someone's scanning your endpoint that hard anyway, you were probably too loud and you've likely got bigger problems.
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# Example
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Nmap service scan against open ports
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Creating a systemctl service to run on startup
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