
Tom Galvin
Associate Professor of Resource Management at the U.S. Army War College and former U.S. Army colonel
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Jun 25, 2026
Episode 12.11 - The bad guys are in your smart TV. You can do something about it.
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Tom GalvinGUEST
So a residential proxy is a means by which IP connections can be masked and used initially roughly 10 years ago so that companies, if a company was a national company and want to see how their advertising was doing in Iowa, they could localize advertising.

Tom GalvinGUEST
So they'd use residential IP connections because that would replicate it and they could see things.

Tom GalvinGUEST
Over time, that service got warped by criminals who now use IP connections, including potentially yours, mine, or someone who's listening to this, to be able to take over devices in the home and use them for bots.
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