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#Linux OpenPrinting #CUPS vulnerabilities Use the following command to determine if cups-browsed is running: $ sudo systemctl status cups-browsed If the result includes "Active: inactive (dead)" then the exploit chain is halted and the system is not vulnerable If the result is "running" or "enabled" then the system may be vulnerable. Mitigation is simple, especially in any environment where printing is not needed. $ sudo systemctl stop cups-browsed $ sudo systemctl disable cups-browsed