#5555 tcp open freeciv exploit for android#
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Port 5555/tcp jumps out at me - but it most likely isn’t FreeCiv - it’s better. Port 554/tcp is interesting if it’s hosting a RTSP server - but that’s not what we’re here for. Yes, that address is not your usual RFC1918 - it’s RFC5735. Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 464.04 seconds Not shown: 65533 closed ports PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION 554/tcp open rtsp 5555/tcp open freeciv? 1 service unrecognized despite returning data. It’s on the isolated wireless network, for “untrusted” things - internet access only, no access out to the rest of the LAN, but NAT into the subnet so everything else can poke it… So, firstly we connect it to the network - but not the same network as anything else. This just won’t do, so Michaela Wheeler and I took a look and we fixed it. I wanted the “smart” features to play with, but it appears I’m being forced to.

#5555 tcp open freeciv exploit tv#

It’s a small annoyance, but it’s a significant one - the TV has one job… It’s displaying input from my OSMC Vero 4k - and yes, then I have to use the menu controls to select the input, before it displays fullscreen - every time.

#5555 tcp open freeciv exploit for android#

Nearly 60 years on from that, I hit the power button, wait for Android to boot, and 30 seconds later, this: Since the invention of the instant-on CRT in the 1960s, TVs have been able to switch on in mere seconds.

I recently purchased a Kogan 43' Smart TV (KALED43KU8000SZA), and I’m not entirely happy with it.