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The same goes for smart tvs. Most of them you can push stuff to via dnla without a password. Much amusement to be had.
by meaty 14y ago
The same goes for smart tvs. Most of them you can push stuff to via dnla without a password. Much amusement to be had.
- josephlord 14y agoI think the Sony TV's offer an onscreen pop-up before accepting commands from unregistered DLNA controllers although maybe that can be faked (and maybe there is a flaw, I've never explored it deeply).
- nwh 14y agoThis is correct, though you could cause a flood of requests that block input from the real user (each has to be dismissed in order).
- meaty 14y agoMine doesn't. Bravia EX series.
- josephlord 14y agoIf you want to tell me model numbers I'll have a think about why that may be. Used to work in Prduct Planning for them although didn't have any role specifying this feature I was aware of it.