SilentGlass actively blocks malicious HDMI and Display Port connections
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#2> Monitors are ‘highly likely’ to be used to gain access to a network for espionage purposes, disruption or financial gain, with mitigations often costly and inefficient.
How?
Re: SilentGlass actively blocks malicious HDMI and Display Port connections
#3That sounds like a strait up scam. Do they also make explosives detectors?
Re: SilentGlass actively blocks malicious HDMI and Display Port connections
#4> Monitors are ‘highly likely’ to be used to gain access to a network for espionage purposes, disruption or financial gain, with mitigations often costly and inefficient. How?
HDMI spec includes ethernet that can be used to connect otherwise isolated hardware
Re: SilentGlass actively blocks malicious HDMI and Display Port connections
#5> Monitors are ‘highly likely’ to be used to gain access to a network for espionage purposes, disruption or financial gain, with mitigations often costly and inefficient. How?
HDMI spec includes ethernet that can be used to connect otherwise isolated hardware
I know of no hardware that actually implemented that part of the spec, EoH is basically dead.
Re: SilentGlass actively blocks malicious HDMI and Display Port connections
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
HDMI spec includes ethernet that can be used to connect otherwise isolated hardware
I know of no hardware that actually implemented that part of the spec, EoH is basically dead.
And also bridges the HDMI monitor into his network or does any OS automatically link that ? EoH is mostly for smart TVs