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Hacking, Surveilling, and Deceiving Victims on Smart TV

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Explore the vulnerabilities and potential security threats associated with Smart TVs in this 53-minute conference talk from Black Hat USA 2013. Delve into the attack vectors shared with PCs and smartphones, as well as unique vulnerabilities specific to Smart TV platforms. Learn about the risks of remote control and surveillance through built-in cameras and microphones, and understand how attackers can potentially monitor users 24/7, even when the TV is turned off. Examine the differences in leaked information types among PCs, smartphones, and Smart TVs. Witness live demonstrations of remote surveillance capabilities and the potential for "TVshing" attacks. Gain insights into the security challenges posed by the rapidly growing Smart TV market and the implications for user privacy and safety.

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Black Hat USA 2013 - Hacking, Surveilling, and Deceiving victims on Smart TV

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