As I mentioned in the thread I started, my and other similar issues appear to be random injection attacks. By this, I mean the hacker intercepts the stream randomly and injects the code. The bad news for us was that the code would continue interfering until it was removed. The good news is if this is a variant of our attack, the factory reset should get rid of it, and because it is a random attack, you're unlikely to get hit with it again.
The bad news is that your attack is different. A factory reset can only determine whether this is a similar attack. If the Reset removes the problem and it doesn't reappear, that should be the end of it. If the problem reappears after the factory reset, you should contact Roku and Paramount again and give them the information about your device. When a factory reset eliminates an issue, it's difficult to determine the injection's source, and little can be done. Solutions can only be developed for persistent and recurring problems. Good luck! (Note: I do not work for Roku or Paramount) I'm only a concerned white hat! 🙂
