Samsung TVs to stop collecting Texans’ data without express consent
2026-03-04T20:05:11Z•4b9ebdf1364fd5debc52e880bfbb1fe7787c930ebae4cc5a59db3efd2b11d0b0
CVE-2025-0282air-gapped breachapex oneapt37chrome extensionclickfix attackcritical router flawcryptocurrency thefteuropolivantijuniperjunos os evolvedmnemonic/seed exposureprivacyproject compassptxquicklensremote code executionremovable mediaresurgesamsungsmart-tvsouth korea national tax servicethe comtrend micro
What happened
Multiple high-impact security stories from BleepingComputer: Samsung reached a settlement with Texas over unlawful smart-TV content-collection without express consent; a compromised Chrome extension (“QuickLens”) was removed after being used to push malware and steal cryptocurrency; South Korea’s National Tax Service accidentally published a seized wallet’s mnemonic, enabling theft of ~6.4B won (~$4.8M). CISA warned that RESURGE implants can remain dormant on Ivanti Connect Secure devices (exploiting CVE-2025-0282). Separately, researchers and vendors disclosed critical RCE flaws in Trend Micr
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