PercX has been furiously hacking multi-function printers, and the result is a new tool called Praeda. Praeda is used to interrogate printers from a variety of manufacturers in an effort to gain information about a target network, or compromise credentials. You can get it here. It’s written in perl.

Required perl modules:

LWP::Simple
LWP::UserAgent
HTML::TagParser
URI::Fetch
HTTP::Cookies

Praeda syntax:
praeto.pl TARGET_FILE TCP_PORT PROJECT_NAME OUTPUT_FILE

TARGET_FILE = List of IP addresses or Host names to enumerated
TCP_PORT = port address of targets to scan ” At present only one port can be specified. This is expected to be modified in future version”
PROJECT_NAME = the name for this project. This will create a folder under the folder where Praeda was executed to contain logs and export info.
OUTPUT_FILE = name of log file for data output

Example:
./praeda.pl  target.lst 80 project1 data-file

The results will create a folder called project1 and save all information in that folder. Praeda will also create a log file called data-file.log to store output and diagnostics.