It seems people have been tinkering with their smart TVs a lot lately. Over the past few days, we've seen people using Claude Code to remove ads and add new home screens. Now, someone has gone a...
A cybersecurity researcher and reverse engineer known as log4j on X has raised serious privacy concerns about Samsung's Smart TVs, claiming to have uncovered extensive user-tracking capabilities...
An anonymous security analyst claimed that Samsung TVs record audio around you using built-in mics. TVs without mics may use external Bluetooth devices, too.
If you own a Samsung TV without a built-in microphone, it might still be listening to you, according to a researcher who shared his findings this week.On the social media platform X, cybersecurity...
Samsung TVs are being accused of sinister snooping online, but it looks like the discussion is based on some false assumptions about features Samsung has actively marketed to everyone
AI-powered reverse engineering could make it "easier and faster" for researchers to uncover and explain how devices collect and share data.
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