Questions tagged [smart-tv]
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Could an Smart TV be a threat for a hotel?
After some research I found that a Smart TV which is connected on the Internet could be vulnerable to threats such as monitoring, taking control of the tv etc.
I wonder if a Smart TV which is used by ...
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Name of authentication where TV shows you code to enter on website?
I can't find any good resources about how this kind of authentication scheme works where you open an app on your TV (Plex, Youtube,...) and they show you a code (optional there's also a QR code) and ...
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How to find all the microphones in a room?
"Smart" devices are all around us nowadays and many of them have built-in mics which can be be misused to spy on you in cases when the device is hacked (which is rather probable to happen as there are ...
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How exactly infected Samsung's TVs may record private conversations in the room?
We can read on Wikipedia page (about Weeping Angel) that Samsung smart televisions can be hacked by hackers which allows to record conversations in the room and sending them over the internet even if ...
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Block outgoing network traffic from “Smart” TV
The FTC has just settled a case with Vizio, saying that the company has been quietly capturing pixels from their smart TVs, matching those pixels to databases of content, and selling that information (...
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How to stop Smart TV being Telescreen?
I am looking to buy a new TV, but all of them these days are Smart TVs with creepy Orwellian features. Namely the microphone and webcam, which pretty much makes a Telescreen, as manufacturers admit ...
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What security features should a smart TV have?
With the proliferation of smart TVs, we can now browse the web, download movies and stream videos on a TV. A smart TV is essentially a computer. However, unlike a computer, a smart TV comes with an OS ...
