LG TV ROOT exploit

All LG TVs are still vulnerable.

In the last months LG put a lot of effort in securing their very vulnerable devices.

I wonder how much did it cost them to hire low level resources for the last 6 years, compared to hire a high level one like me (or better).

I'm available for anyone interested, but I warn you, my fees are not low.
A multi billion company can't expect to have things for a few bucks when they make millions out of it.

Apple understood this concept very well.

LG apparently not yet.

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