The new Samsung “smart” TV is the TRUE TO LIFE “conspiracy theory” that has its eyes on YOU in your home!
What’s this, a built in camera in your tv set that’s
watching you do everything you do in the privacy of your den, your living room,
your bedroom? Where’s your tv? Is it on while you walk around changing clothes
or doing something naughty? What’s being recorded and could it be on the
internet soon, edited, modified, or simply “raw” footage? Who has these black
market tv’s, or are they not black market at all? How do you work it, or is
that just for hackers? Do you unknowingly subscribe to the network, or is that
just what the Corporations do that want to watch you? Is this a hoax? You may
want to rethink that!
“According to NBC
News, the Smart TV’s software weakness could give hackers access to
every file on the television, any connected USB drive, and even the TV’s
built-in camera and microphone. So potentially, you could wind up being the
star of a hacker’s voyeur session and not even know it.”
Once the network is breached and they have your IP address,
you can be targeted to be viewed, and everything you do in front of your TV
could be viewed, recorded, and posted to the internet or even “sold” on the
black market later.
Natural News coverage: “It sounds
like some wild conspiracy theory or like something out of a science fiction
movie, but it's true: it's possible that while you're watching your television,
it could be watching you.”
"Consider that little kid
next door that's good with computers," Travis Carelock, content director
and research technologist at Black Hat, said, according to RT.com.
Lots of people tap into Wi-Fi or
the “hot spot” of their neighbors. Could it be that easy for them to tap into
your living room through your TV?? Hackers want to know. Some of them are
voyeuristic, too.
Maybe the government will buy all
those rights, like they are doing now with all your Twitter and Facebook
messages, including the personal/private ones. Oh, you didn’t know?
Natural News readers know: “Social
networking giant Twitter has released a new report outlining all
subpoenaed, court ordered, and search warranted requests made by the U.S.
Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/038934_Twitter_surveillance_privacy.html#ixzz2JwXfHiwO
Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/038934_Twitter_surveillance_privacy.html#ixzz2JwXfHiwO
Or maybe the Department of
Homeland Security, working in tandem with the FBI, will buy the “home video”
from the hackers to protect you from terrorism, or to arrest you for it, if you
have some unregistered gun at home that you’re cleaning in the den. Or maybe
you’re cheating on your spouse, and they want an investigation done, and they have
the money and the connections to “check you out.” Maybe you just have an
illegal cable tv connection, and now it’s turning into a little more than that.
Maybe you took some psych meds a while back, and the police ran a cross check
with your criminal background history, and somehow the new “illegal video” is
necessary to protect the public from you, in case you have an “episode” (pardon
the pun) while in front of your tv, like Jim Carey in “Truman Show” the movie
about how society was watching his “soap opera” life in his home and he doesn’t
even know.
Go to Walmart or Kmart or the
Electronic Outlet near you now, and grab a SamSung smart TV and take a chance.
Who knows, you might be singing Karaoke in your den one night and get chosen
for “America
Samsung Smart TV
vulnerability gives hackers eyes and ears in the living room
“In an e-mail exchange with
Security Ledger, the Malta-based firm said that the previously unknown
("zero day") hole affects Samsung Smart TVs running the latest
version of the company's Linux-based firmware. It could give an attacker the ability
to access any file available on the remote device, as well as external devices
(such as USB drives) connected to the TV. And, in a Orwellian twist, the hole
could be used to access cameras and microphones attached to the Smart TVs,
giving remote attacker the ability to spy on those viewing a compromised set.”
“The Malta-based security company,
ReVuln, posted a video demonstrating how a team of researchers were able to
hack into the Smart TV and access its setting, widgets, channel lists, USB
drives and configurations for its remote control. The flaw permits hackers to
gain access to any and all personal data stored on the TV as well, said
the firm.”
Learn more from Mike Adams and Natural News writers: http://www.naturalnews.com/038911_smart_TVs_television_surveillance.html#ixzz2JwUC8H7M
Learn more from Mike Adams and Natural News writers: http://www.naturalnews.com/038911_smart_TVs_television_surveillance.html#ixzz2JwUC8H7M
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