From 1992 through 2000, Ms. Burns led several business teams including the office color and fax business and office network printing business.

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Of course, the potential doesn't end at remote arson, an attacker could easily gain access to a network or steal documents, and hijacking the lowly device would require little more than printing an infected file.

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