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NB: Covert print code cracked

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has cracked a code that appears in printouts made by colour printers. The existence of the covert code was uncovered last year but the EFF have now discovered it contains the serial number of the printer used and the date and time a document was printed. The Washington Post has the story here.

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Published: 19 October 2005 11:55 BST

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