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Thanks in advance for your swift replies.Old News 20 : D-Link DIR-859 -Unauthenticated RCE (CVE-2019-17621) Question now (and out of personal curiousity) is : how is this possible ? and does this sound familiar to other users ? My trust in Teamviewer dropped down to below zero, and I will probably remove all software + my account. Įverytime I recieve such a mail (and I'm pretty sure I was not in one of those locations), I immediatly change the password into another strong password (Characters (minor, major), digits, special signs, minimal 9 positions) making sure the new password does not ressemble at all the old one.Īfter one or two days (a week max.) I receive another mail, that my account is used again on a new (exotic) location. Uw account is recentelijk gebruikt om op dit apparaat in te loggen.Ībove example, is from this morning, but it might as well be from jekarerinenburg in Russia, somewhere in Hong Kong or China. On a regular base, I receive a mail looking like this : It looks like my teamviewer account keeps getting "hacked".
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