A sticker with a printed circuit and a soldered microchip can trick an HP printer into accepting a refilled cartridge.

A tiny PCB installed on a refilled HP ink cartridge allows users to continue using it despite HP's strict DRM settings.

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Hackers have found a new way to bypass the strict digital rights management (DRM) rules imposed on HP printers. This allows ...

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This is placed between the cartridge and the printer and intercepts the communication. A special chip on the circuit board ...

In a recent video, YouTube creator Jay Summet unveils a relatively simple hardware mod that allows users to refill HP cartridges using inexpensive third-party ink, sidestepping ...

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