miniprint

Provides a fully-featured virtual filesystem where attackers can read and write files without affecting the host system, ensuring no actual changes are made.

Generates extensive logs in a structured format (time - loglevel - method - operation - message) saved to miniprint.log by default, aiding in security analysis and forensics.

Implements Printer Job Language (PJL) over raw network port 9100, mimicking standard printer behavior to effectively attract and engage attackers.

Saves PostScript or plaintext print jobs to an uploads directory for analysis, allowing researchers to examine malicious content without risk.