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Philips Smart TVs riddled with security and privacy flaws, researcher reveals

Posted on March 29, 2014 by pogowasright.org

Graham Cluley writes:

A researcher has discovered that so-called Smart TVs from Philips suffer from a number of serious security flaws that could allow hackers to not only steal information from attached USB sticks, and play pornographic movies as a prank, but also pilfer authentication cookies which could give them access to viewers’ online accounts.

Read more on GrahamCluley.com.

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