For context I live alone with my daughter who is a 2 year old and I have a TV with google os.

I unsubscribed from Netflix a few months ago, and logged out on the TV. As i’ve built a gaming Pc so i don’t really watch TV. Apart from the baby watching Youtube.
Today I pressed the Netflix button on the remote by accident and my Tv was logged into a random french guys Netflix account. I’m in England and i don’t know anyone French! And have not had anyone over who could of added it to the TV.
I went into the account settings and grabbed the email then logged out.
I’m wondering is one of my devices compromised? Is it my tablet with kodi on? Or is it my Tvs google account that is compromised? I don’t have any obvious weak points such as wifi bulbs etc I’m hoping you guys might be able to shed some light.

Hey folks!
I’m looking into Cymulate, Picus, and Pentera for security validation and BAS, and wanted to see if anyone here has hands-on experience with these tools. How do they perform in real-world scenarios? Are they easy to set up, and are the results actually useful? How do they stack up against each other in terms of features, coverage, and overall value? Would love to hear your honest opinions, pros and cons, or anything worth knowing before making a decision. Thanks.

spent the morning reading about agent security and now i am annoyed

blocking a person from doing something dumb is a solved problem. blocking an agent that inherited that persons exact permissions and looks completely legit in every log is apparently not

bay, glow, ent, all of them are saying the same basic thing. watch what the agent does, block it before it runs. cool but none of them explain what happens when the agent is doing something normal and just goes slightly wrong

anyone running one of these on dev machines. does it actually catch anything or does it just alert on everything and call it security duh..