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The problem is that most new printers print nearly invisibly yellow dots that track down exactly when and where documents, any document, is printed. Because the NSA logs all printing jobs on its printers, it can use this to match up precisely who printed the document.

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Ich hatte auch schon mal vom Machine Identification Code geh\u00f6rt, aber erst jetzt durch das gestrige, ungewollte Outing der Whistleblowerin Reality Winner (dieser Name!) hab ich so richtig verstanden, wie das funktioniert. Ich arbeite allerdings auch nicht bei The Intercept und Konsorten, wo sich dieser Fall n\u00e4mlich in eine unr\u00fchmliche Reihe weiterer, ungewollter Leak-Outings einreiht. (via Waxy)

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