SamyGO

Hello. I have UE46H7000, I've rooted it about a month ago and since that, I didn't use voice recognition function until now. Now, I have the following fail scenario: 1. Power on TV. 2. Press search button on TV remote (magnifying glass) 3. Press voice recognition button on on-screen keyboard (mic) 4...

Yep, sorry guys, I tried to read through all 40 pages of this topic but seems that I wasn't attentive enough.

It would be great if you add this to the first page.

I was changing the previous message missing that you've already answered it. P.S. GOT IT! You mean that you added another backdoor for samygo team, right? P.P.S. As far as I understood, different telnets are for different TV models. You just enabling them all hoping that at least one will work corre...

Don't know, don't care :) What a qualified answer! :ugeek: P.S. GOT IT! You mean that you added another backdoor for samygo team, right? P.P.S. As far as I understood, different telnets are for different TV models. You just enabling them all hoping that at least one will work correctly. So why cann...

I don't believe in "security trough obscurity" :) Sorry ;) I really don't mind to start a holywar. Could you please just say is it possible to enable password protections for telnet daemons or not? P.S. In my opinion it is not "security trough obscurity" as if I will use ssh ins...

Because that's how this telnet works and send password in plain text (which is how telnet WITH password works) is just stupid ;) But don't you think that sending the password in plain text is still more secure than root access without any password? It will protect the TV from script kiddies at least.

What's your choice then ? I am just a curious guy and some kind of perfectionist. I am trying to understand what is the relationship between open telnets and riskless root access. Does the exploit rely on open telnet or it actually use them? You need backdoor in case of brick :) I can understand th...

sectroyer wrote:What's your choice then ?

I am just a curious guy and some kind of perfectionist. I am trying to understand what is the relationship between open telnets and riskless root access. Does the exploit rely on open telnet or it actually use them?

sectroyer wrote:

Grief wrote:

Grief wrote: Can I disable them?

No

Isn't it a giant security hole? Anyone can connect to my TV as telnet doesn't ask for password even when it changed and simply rm -rf everything.

If you are talking about missing buttons for info-menu-mute-power sequence, you can use IR extender from TV's complement. Just search the internet for appropriate *.wav files, connect IR extender to audio jack of your PC and play these files. However, the exact rooting procedure doesn't require disa...