Samsung Smart TV security hole allows hackers to watch you, change channels or plug in malware
Researchers have found a vulnerability in an unspecified model of a Samsung LED 3D TV that they exploited to get root access to the TV and any attached USB drives. The bug, which can be used to gain root access, affects multiple Samsung models and device generations, they say. View full post on Naked Security [...]
Take a TourSecurity Hole in Samsung Smart TVs Could Let Hackers Spy On You
Samsung's clever merging of a tablet-like operating system with a conventional TV to create “smart TVs” seems pretty cool, but device developers may have forgotten a pretty crucial detail for a major household appliance connected to the web–security.See all stories on this topic » View full post on Google Alerts – hackers
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Samsung Smart TV security hole allows hackers to watch you, change channels …
Don't blame the dog for stepping on the remote control – there's a remote possibility it could be hackers who've hijacked your smart TV. Researchers with Malta-based security consultancy and bug seller ReVuln have found a vulnerability in an …See all stories on this topic » Naked Security View full post on Google Alerts – [...]
Take a TourHard-coded password found in Samsung printers, security fix planned
Companies using Samsung and Dell-branded printers are being warned that a hard coded administrative account could allow remote attackers to take control of their device, according to an alert from the US Computer Emergency Readiness Team (CERT). View full post on Naked Security – Sophos
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Hidden web code means hackers 'can wipe Samsung Galaxy S3'
… global sales of more than 20 million. The demonstration drew gasps and applause from assembled security experts. It raises the threat that malicious hackers could trick Samsung smartphone owners into wiping gigabytes of data, simply by clicking a link.See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk View full post on Google Alerts – hackers
Take a Tour”Pimpin aint easy!’ Google subpoenaed by FBI to access a pimp’s pattern-locked Samsung smartphone
The story of the Pimpin Hoes Daily gang founder Dante Dears, his pattern-locked Samsung phone, the feds, google, and subpoenas. Why couldn’t the FBI get into the locked phone? Get the popcorn – this is interesting.
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