“Can you get viruses on your blue ray player?”

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• Blu-ray player run on computer hardware with java , some exploit are already know , the best pratice is avoid unknow source blu ray disc and dont connect you blu-ray player on internet Note this apply to every connected device , there all computer and can be infected without we know!!!

  Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago

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• Always a concern when you connect to the internet. I would like to hear Sony's response to this question for all their connected devices.

  Answered by WFS1 9 years ago

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• you can not get viruses do not worry

  Answered by javi 9 years ago

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• I would think anything is possible. I don't know the operating system that runs the player, but I assume it would be harder to get a virus on this player because a virus is just code written to interact with other code. If the bluray player is running proprietary code, the likely hood that a virus was written to exploit the bluray player is certainly much lower than a PC or Mac.

  Answered by Robert 9 years ago

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• No, this unit does not get viruses.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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• No. You cannot get viruses on blu-ray players. Thanks, >Joffrey

  Answered by SonyListens 9 years ago

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