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bathrobehero
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June 03, 2016, 07:00:42 AM |
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It seems legit, I mean you can read about dozens of reports.
2FA should help or only allowing LAN connections if you only manage local computers.
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Eyedol-X
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June 03, 2016, 07:57:24 AM |
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Thanks for the heads up, don't use this application and block it in my place of work but glad to have this kind of info handy when people come asking why. ...not sure if this is the right forum either for this post but I'm glad you put it here because I may not have otherwise seen it and I don't read much reddit these days. |
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June 03, 2016, 10:25:15 AM |
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I use Teamviewer, but I do not use 2FA OTP. It seems people with 2FA turned on are the ones that have gotten hacked.
This makes me think the Teamviewer people saved a copy of customer 2FA QR codes and someone accessed it.
I know a few companies do this.
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Amph
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June 03, 2016, 10:58:59 AM |
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I use Teamviewer, but I do not use 2FA OTP. It seems people with 2FA turned on are the ones that have gotten hacked.
This makes me think the Teamviewer people saved a copy of customer 2FA QR codes and someone accessed it.
I know a few companies do this.
and that is the only way to hack it, inside employees are the one to trust less, same thing for microsoft win 10 while i may trust microsft as a company, there can be one or more bad guy working there that, based doing his work, he is working on stealing bitcoin wallet without being noticed |
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June 03, 2016, 11:51:16 AM |
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Are you affected by this if you only "accept exclusively" Incoming LAN connections?
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Amph
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June 03, 2016, 12:40:18 PM |
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Are you affected by this if you only "accept exclusively" Incoming LAN connections?
no but if your ip is dynamic, you will be screwed anyway, it would not be possible to connect after it change i have aeroadmin as a backup to connect, it's a cool small remote tool |
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adaseb
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June 03, 2016, 12:50:27 PM |
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Are you affected by this if you only "accept exclusively" Incoming LAN connections?
no but if your ip is dynamic, you will be screwed anyway, it would not be possible to connect after it change i have aeroadmin as a backup to connect, it's a cool small remote tool The ip address are all like 192.168.1.1, etc. |
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June 03, 2016, 01:04:49 PM |
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Are you affected by this if you only "accept exclusively" Incoming LAN connections?
no but if your ip is dynamic, you will be screwed anyway, it would not be possible to connect after it change i have aeroadmin as a backup to connect, it's a cool small remote tool The ip address are all like 192.168.1.1, etc. yes but they change, they are not static, at least this happen to me, when they change you can not use it anymore to access your device remotely |
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bathrobehero
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June 03, 2016, 02:58:43 PM |
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The ip address are all like 192.168.1.1, etc.
yes but they change, they are not static, at least this happen to me, when they change you can not use it anymore to access your device remotely Depends on your router settings. By default the same address gets assigned to the same NIC (MAC address). I use Teamviewer, but I do not use 2FA OTP. It seems people with 2FA turned on are the ones that have gotten hacked.
This makes me think the Teamviewer people saved a copy of customer 2FA QR codes and someone accessed it.
I know a few companies do this.
Most people who reported to have been hacked had no 2FA, but some did (source: https://www.reddit.com/r/teamviewer/comments/4m6omd/teamviewer_breach_masterthread_please_post_your). |
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June 03, 2016, 03:23:17 PM |
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I believe all of them hacked had unsecured computers to the maximum. Browsers full with remembered passwords for critical/payment sites. I can let anyone in front of my computer and it can't log in (off course physical access to USB ports / DVD drives and local monitor could change this). I assume that persons without user passwords on PCs also have lousy passwords for TeamViewer.
However, after 2FA for Hotmail and Yahoo some week ago, I switched it on for TeamViewer also. It's PITA but functions till someone make more usable gadget/app that will replace manual retyping of changing numbers...
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June 07, 2016, 04:06:37 AM |
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My tv account was hacked in 2014 and 6 BTC was stolen.  |
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