Samsung's Tizen operating system contains more than 40 security flaws, claims Kaspersky
Re-use of code from earlier Samsung efforts help make Tizen "the worst code I've ever seen", says security researcher
Samsung's Tizen an 'open door' with more than 40 serious security flaws
Samsung's home-grown Tizen operating system has been blasted for containing a series of serious security flaws - making smartwatches, televisions and smartphones based on the operating system equally insecure...
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