NFL games are shifting away from traditional TV. Are you ready to stream some football? | New iPhone iOS 16 Bluetooth Hack Attack - How To Stop It | A bumper sticker mocking Elon Musk is sparking a polarizing debate about what it means to drive a Tesla

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You Might Like � � � You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium NFL games are shifting away from traditional TV. Are you ready to stream some football?    On any given Sunday, there will be more National Football League games available on streaming services than ever before — some even exclusively. The NFL season kicks off Thursday with the Super Bowl champions Kansas City Chiefs hosting the Detroit Lions. Since the season opener is considered a "Sunday Night Football" game on the schedule, NBCUniversal will air the game on both its broadcast network and streaming app, Peacock. This more aggressive shift toward streaming comes after several seasons of companies such as Paramount Global, Comcast's NBCUniversal and Disney's ESPN showing games simultaneously on streaming services and traditional TV. Now, media companies are bulking up their streaming platforms with more exclusive content in hopes of not only signing up more subscribers, but also locking them in as long-term customers. Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � New iPhone iOS 16 Bluetooth Hack Attackâ€"How To Stop It    A security researcher caused something of a kerfuffle during the Def Con 2023 hacking conference in Las Vegas last month. Some attendees with iPhones were shocked to see an Apple pop-up notification asking them to connect to a nearby Apple TV device using their Apple ID credentials. Not least, as some of the hackers on the receiving end of these Bluetooth-powered prompts were running with Bluetooth disabled. Or so they thought. Now, another security researcher has demonstrated a similar hack that uses a readily available hacking device to spam nearby iPhones with pop-up notifications and effectively execute a denial of service attack. In the case of the iPhone Def Con hacker, a scrap-built device was constructed using a Raspberry Pi, a couple of antennas, and a Bluetooth adaptor. This then enabled them to convince any nearby iPhones that it was an Apple TV and send what are known as Bluetooth advertising packets. The critical thing is that these packets require no Bluetooth pairing, so they appear. Now, another researcher has pulled off a similar proof-of-concept attack using a readily available hacker gadget called a Flipper Zero. This gadget can, among other things, spoof the aforementioned advertising packets using Bluetooth Low Energy protocols. This Flipper Zero hack will repeatedly send the notification signal so that the pop-up is continuously displayed. Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � A bumper sticker mocking Elon Musk is sparking a polarizing debate about what it means to drive a Tesla    A picture of a Tesla bumper sticker that pokes fun at CEO Elon Musk has been making the rounds on social media — and it's yet again stirring up a debate on whether the EV owners can truly separate the brand from Musk's persona. In the picture that was posted on the "me_irl" subreddit, a Model Y is shown with a bumper sticker that says: "I bought this before we knew Elon was crazy." The post generated more than a thousand comments. The photo also has appeared in other Reddit threads. It's unclear where the apparent bumper sticker originated, or whether there's more than one. There's a chance the image could even be computer-generated or otherwise manipulated. But whatever the case, the sentiment is triggering discussion. The Reddit users that posted the photo didn't respond to a request for comment from Insider. Tesla also didn't respond. Continued here

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