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On November 2, Google dismantled the “XCPB” malware network, which had infected more than 1.3 million Android TV devices. The malware was embedded in the firmware before the devices reached users, and was used for ad fraud, routing internet traffic, and downloading malicious software. The risks posed by streaming devices are greater when reliable information about the manufacturer and security updates is lacking. Google therefore recommends choosing well-known devices certified by Play Protect, keeping them updated, and avoiding apps from unknown sources. To protect your home network, change default passwords, secure your router, and isolate streaming devices on a guest network. A factory reset may not remove the malware if it is embedded in the firmware.
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