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I often like to point out that wrong hands TeamViewer is very dangerous, more dangerous that any type of malware and users are not aware of the risks that they accept when they 'just' let someone access their computer using TeamViewer. Yes, because they've failed to show people how important is to secure their TeamViewer account.

No, because they have good security and very stable application. Is TeamViewer responsible for the latest breach? So we have to continue to search for the solutions that mitigate risks of human errors while hardening the security of our servers and applications. We can't allow ourselves to turn our heads from the human factor.īusinesses exist for the users not for the security. Your service is not secure as long as you don't put the users in your security equation. As we just saw you can be breached indirectly by your own users misbehavior. Security is not 'just' securing your service from direct breaches. TeamViewer was not directly responsible for this breach but probably suffered money and trust loss.

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Hackers were only using data stolen from other sites (LinkedIN and MySpace) and, due to password recycling, managed to get into lots of accounts of those users that recycle a single password across more than one web service.īut, when the damage is done it's usually to late to talk about responsibility. Later it was confirmed that TeamViewer actually didn't suffer a data breach. Only days after LinkedIN data was exposed TeamViewer started having problems with 'hacked' accounts.

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The passwords in the breach were stored as SHA1 hashes without salt, the vast majority of which were quickly cracked in the days following the release of the data.'ĭue to poisonous and dangerous password recycling habit that most of the users practice, 4 years later this data still makes a huge impact on cyber security. Originally hacked in 2012, the data remained out of sight until being offered for sale on a dark market site 4 years later. LinkedIN suffered a large data breach.Īs Troy Hunt reported 'In May 2016, LinkedIn had 164 million email addresses and passwords exposed. Huh - well, in that case, I think TV has some 'splaning' to said in Teamviewer said in Teamviewer said in Teamviewer hacked:In 2012. I wiped my machine and started from scratch. I wiped my machine and started from said in Teamviewer said in Teamviewer said in Teamviewer hacked:

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How do you know it was team viewer the second time? The hackers could have installed some other software that gave them control. I wonder if the logs would tell said in Teamviewer said in Teamviewer hacked: No one has been able to provide 100% documented proof. The problem here is that this is only your claim. While, I personally believe you, and believe that shit happened to TeamViewer, there is no proof. They play, let's blame the users and not actually look at our software.Įdit: I should add that I had a 18 character password with letters, numbers, caps as well as 2FA enabled plus the normal work security settings.

Teamviewer can no longer be trusted! Their support is crap. Nothing was compromised on our systems but we are now in the search for a new provider. My Co-workers computer was also taken over, however he didn't have 2FA enabled. Contacted Teamviewer Support and what did they say? They said it must have been my fault and their software had no security holes. Changed all Passwords, enabled 2FA and it still happened again.

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I have had my work Surface Pro 3 taken over Twice while teamviewer was running. Said in Teamviewer said in Teamviewer hacked:

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