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      <title>Nobody Suspects the TV - From an Open ADB Port to Network Proxy via Chisel</title>
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      <description>In this blog, I show how an unauthenticated Android Debug Bridge port on a Smart TV gave me an instant root shell on the device, and how I turned that shell into a covert SOCKS proxy using chisel, routing my network traffic through a television set sitting on the network.</description>
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