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infernal machines posted:if it was configured with a phone app and it's using wifi, it almost certainly takes the wifi configuration from the app I believe iPhone at least requires explicit approval from the user (via system popup) before passing the WiFi auth
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shackleford posted:do you have an RF antenna hooked up to receive over-the-air channels? omg sidechanneling ads off visible spectrum that would be hilariously devious sorry youre gonna have to mitm & filter out the least bits on all frames to avoid ads in the future
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shackleford posted:lol maybe a TV broadcaster figured out how to cram banner ads into the weather data or something
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we can barely get reliable schedules into PSIP, I'm not sure triveni guidebuilder can do anything beyond that. ATSC3 is a whole 'nother bag but a TV that old wouldn't have it.
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i did a demo with tplink about omada (ended up staying with unifi but liked their deco4isp) so i know it's not the case on their end for weird things but what about the tv hosting all the known wps keys and trying on every new router ssid that it sees show up? assuming the new ssid also means router booting with wps add client enabled probably auth passed via app but piggybacking ota would be neat
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this is a test of the merchant sea broadcast system
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lmao jfchttps://www.tvtechnology.com/news/how-will-atsc-30-transform-tv-advertising posted:The biggest advantage of ATSC 3.0-based TV advertising is its ability to provide sponsors with all of the features offered by online interactive advertising. This advance finally releases broadcast television from the bonds of 20th century one-way TV advertising, which is about as up-to-date as VCRs. the whole article is  so obviously ATSC 3.0 is still one-way from TV station to TV set so new TVs with ATSC 3.0 tuners are going to be even thirstier for Wi-Fi if that's possible
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i love the dystopian way this is all presented as major wins for the viewers. also lollin' at "personalized per user". you know what televisions are famous for? being single-person experiences. "hey bob can i put football game on" "yeah sure its channel 13" "alright but why your tv advertising bad dragon to me man"
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Qwijib0 posted:someone is definitely going to ship atsc3 TVs with 5G modems in them to get viewing data even if you never attach it to a network. you could pack that data into Lora or similar, I’m sure
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Qwijib0 posted:someone is definitely going to ship atsc3 TVs with 5G modems in them to get viewing data even if you never attach it to a network. That is what is going to happen. It is amazing what automotive cell modems send and receive for infotainment systems even if you do not pay for the service. Companies do not want to have to tell you if there is a cellular connection in your device, and are trying to carve out exceptions so they do not have to do that to sell advertising / listen in. Currently this is not settled case law, so I expect soon for some company to try this. "Just found out that in my vehicle it has an eSIM which is a part of the complete comms module and not exchangeable. To change service you need to get its various numbers and that can only be done with one of Mercedes' tools which connects to the said device and can access the data. Since Mercedes took it upon themselves to have an exclusive service provider you cannot choose what data is sent, even if not subscribed to the advanced services." An example for exceptions is medical devices. Most if not all CPAP devices have a SIM or eSIM in them to report in to your doctor or insurance company to show how much you actually use it. My mom's hearing aids need to connect in every 90 days or they disable themselves, even though she purchased them outright. Siemens is the company that made them. In the EU the same model does not do this.
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flakeloaf posted:this is a test of the merchant sea broadcast system
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shackleford posted:interactive experiences gently caress. well, gotta get to it. i guess. come on, show the thing. yes! duh okay, ill say "mcdonalds" you think they'll like it? yea probably i think everybody heard it, hah! honey did you set the alarm for the next roll call? why am in mcdonaefla worFEld. this is notsfsuh, yuyou are my awifeweifeWI
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shackleford posted:lmao jfc ATSC 3 allows broadcasters to encrypt and apply DRM. Your TV might not work at all without an always-on internet connection.
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shackleford posted:do you have an RF antenna hooked up to receive over-the-air channels?
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Shaggar posted:yeah the admin should have to do a bunch of stupid bullshit to workaround their fail-rear end fortigate instead of it just working
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uninterrupted posted:stare at wireshark with a loaded pistol pointed at my scale
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my tv is connected to my wired network but blocked at the router from communicating with the internet this let me set up the homebridge plugin for lg/webos tvs to add it to homekit with more functionality than the tv exposes itself, like volume and channel control and exposing a remote for it in the apple tv remote interface the homebridge plugin even makes dummy light switches (by default, can turn off) for channel up buttons, its kind of neat
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SlapActionJackson posted:ATSC 3 allows broadcasters to encrypt and apply DRM. Your TV might not work at all without an always-on internet connection. this seems worse somehow than the TV detector vans they have in blighty
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we've had encrypted OTA TV for ages in Europe and other places with DVB-T. you just get a smartcard, it's a one-way communication key rotation system too so no internet needed. The same systems that we've had on satellite TV since the 90's some systems don't even use a smartcard (nagra)
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SlapActionJackson posted:Is it as trivial to hack as satellite was in the 90s? not really but nowadays people do card sharing where you put the smartcard into a card reader hooked to a server and special software on your receiver box allows you to proxy the requests that normally would go to the card over the internet. but apart from that it's mostly iptv streaming now in the tv pirating world
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spankmeister posted:but apart from that it's mostly iptv streaming now in the tv pirating world
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SlapActionJackson posted:ATSC 3 allows broadcasters to encrypt and apply DRM. Your TV might not work at all without an always-on internet connection. pretty sure that's an FCC violation but i'm sure they can lobby their way out of that
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Everyone’s moving around VPN vendors to try to outrun vulnerabilities. My place went from Cisco to Pulse and now onto Global Protect. The secret is that they all suck though. How long until Global Protect starts getting a bunch of bad 0days?
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we use Cloudflare Warp and I haven’t heard people yell about it, but we also have everything in the butt and no privileged “office” network resources for people to access, so that probably makes things simpler
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that’s why I always carry a bomb when flying. never heard of two bombs on a flight
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:that's why CVEs always come in pairs 6 (up, down, strange, charm, bottom, and top)
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Shame Boy posted:i would simply adopt the one that has the most CVE's because that means there's fewer left to find 
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I Miss Snausages posted:My mom's hearing aids need to connect in every 90 days or they disable themselves. you know they briefly considered playing ads directly into your mom's ears too
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by ads we mean alex jones
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gate gate fortigate fortisamgate bodhi svaha
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behold, a literal secfuck https://old.reddit.com/r/Malware/comments/1asn02v/malware_from_a_vibrator/
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