The report reveals TeamViewer was hacked in 2016 when a large number of users were attacked and stolen financial information in just 24 hours. It is reasonable to say that this number refers to the time period when the attack occurred. However, this security company is a well-known security research group in the industry, so the credibility of the published news is 100 %, but the attack time is temporarily uncertain.īecause the picture on the display is about 2017-2018, the number is marked as black. From the pictures released by FireEye Chief Security Architect, this should be a presentation presented at the security conference held by FireEye, and FireEye did not disclose specific details. Once clicked by the victim, TeamViewer will automatically launch its Windows desktop client and open a remote SMB share. This hacker group is known as APT41, and FireEye said on Twitter that hackers can access it on any computer that has TeamViewer installed. To successfully exploit the vulnerability, an attacker needs to embed a malicious iframe on a website and then trick victims into visiting that maliciously crafted URL.
Recently, the leading security company FireEye, Chief Security Architect, Christopher Glyer wrote the news on Twitter that TeamViewer was hacked and leaked the user’s account password.
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