An Overview of Architecture and Security Issues of a Smart TV

Santani, Anika; Gangaramani, Madhuri; Chopra, Bhavika; Choudhary, Palak; Samdani, Krishna

doi:10.1109/icces51350.2021.9488939

2021 6th International Conference on Communication and Electronics Systems (ICCES) 2021

DOI: 10.1109/icces51350.2021.9488939

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An Overview of Architecture and Security Issues of a Smart TV

Anika Santani

Madhuri Gangaramani

Bhavika Chopra

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Analysis of Tizen Security Model and Ways of Bypassing It on Smart TV Platform

Majchrowicz

Duch

2021

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The smart TV market is growing at an ever faster pace every year. Smart TVs are equipped with many advanced functions, allow users to search, chat, browse, share, update, and download different content. That is one of the reason why smart TVs became a target for the hacker community. In this article, we decided to test security of Tizen operating system, which is one of the most popular smart TV operating systems. Tizen is used on many different devices including smartphones, notebooks, wearables, infotainment systems, and smart TVs. By now, there are articles which present security mechanisms of Tizen OS, and sometimes with a way to bypass them; however, none of them are applicable to the smart TVs. In the article, we focused on developing an algorithm that will allow us to gain root access to the smart TV. The proposed attack scenario uses CVE-2014-1303 and CVE-2015-1805 bugs to bypass or disable security mechanisms in Tizen OS and finally gain root access.

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Analysis of Tizen Security Model and Ways of Bypassing It on Smart TV Platform

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Review of Smart-Home Security Using the Internet of Things

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As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to revolutionize the way we interact with our living spaces, the concept of smart homes has become increasingly prevalent. However, along with the convenience and connectivity offered by IoT-enabled devices in smart homes comes a range of security challenges. This paper explores the landscape of smart-home security. In contrast to similar surveys, this study also examines the particularities of popular categories of smart devices, like home assistants, TVs, AR/VR, locks, sensors, etc. It examines various security threats and vulnerabilities inherent in smart-home ecosystems, including unauthorized access, data breaches, and device tampering. Additionally, the paper discusses existing security mechanisms and protocols designed to mitigate these risks, such as encryption, authentication, and intrusion-detection systems. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of user awareness and education in maintaining the security of smart-home environments. Finally, the paper proposes future research directions and recommendations for enhancing smart-home security with IoT, including the development of robust security best practices and standards, improved device authentication methods, and more effective intrusion-detection techniques. By addressing these challenges, the potential of IoT-enabled smart homes to enhance convenience and efficiency while ensuring privacy, security, and cyber-resilience can be realized.

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An Overview of Architecture and Security Issues of a Smart TV

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Analysis of Tizen Security Model and Ways of Bypassing It on Smart TV Platform

Analysis of Tizen Security Model and Ways of Bypassing It on Smart TV Platform

Review of Smart-Home Security Using the Internet of Things

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