I just downloaded this to my Sony tv a few days back I think
Edit: I did. shyt Deleted. Look dope tho
they watching you while you jacking off and sh!t
If you have Teamviewer on your PC uninstall it right now
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they watching you while you jacking off and sh!t
really
sounds like the perfect hacking tool, the whole idea of a app for remote access is just a bad idea
they watching you while you jacking off and sh!t
Be a gamer,brehs.
Everyone on my team was mad as hell at my sup lol. I think for the time being nothing but im not sure most of the time you can walk people through processes but you get those old people or people that dont listen and you just be like fukk it can i remote in and do this for you. I work for Garmin Support btw.
Curious what management will have me use on Monday.
Any alternative? This application has saved my ass various times over the years in various ways
Bank of America?
I'm with BoA too and they recently sent me a new card telling me my last one could have been compromised.
I never used TeamViewer though.
Yeah I work for an MSP, so I'd say 90% of my calls already have an agent installed to remote in through software called LabTech. But I definitely need TeamViewer to do my job.
I wouldn't panic, yet. TeamViewer has been saying user error for a few days --- there's a possibility it is. I have to sweep entire networks due to ransomware or root kits at least once per week, because people just click anything with an underline or a clip. That, combined with password reuse and people wonder how people find their Amazon and bank accounts.
I honestly think TeamViewer is still as safe as you take network security. Burn a live CD and run it? Build a test Linux box and use the TeamViewer? Segment the box from the rest of your network?
Otherwise, I'd say look into LogMeIn and Windows' Remote Assistance. I've never personally used either but LogMeIn has a decent market share and I think Remote Assistance is on every version of Windows from 7-10.
Many people have PayPal accounts. Probably more use their web browsers to auto save passwords. This is effectively no different than someone siting down at your desktop and using that stuff. Even beyond that online accounts get compromised all the time these days. People in foreign countries sell millions of login credentials on the black market. Gmail and Yahoo were the latest victims I can remember.
You people still do stuff online that directly links you to your banks and current cards?
I'm not worried about my computer, but I'm wondering if I should tell my Grandma to uninstall it.
I occasionally use Teamviewer to remote in and fix stuff for her and it's pretty convenient, and I don't really feel like having to teach her to use some other program, but I definitely don't want her to get got by some hacker either.
I occasionally use Teamviewer to remote in and fix stuff for her and it's pretty convenient, and I don't really feel like having to teach her to use some other program, but I definitely don't want her to get got by some hacker either.
Based on what I've read, here's what I did just to be safe:
- Changed my TV account pw to something unique
- enabled 2FA
- removed all financial related saved passwords from browsers
- Disabled TV from running on start up and only have it running when I need it
I checked my logs and didn't see any connections except my own. All bank/amazon/ebay accounts look straight. I only use TV to control my HTPC and add new media to it.
- Changed my TV account pw to something unique
- enabled 2FA
- removed all financial related saved passwords from browsers
- Disabled TV from running on start up and only have it running when I need it
I checked my logs and didn't see any connections except my own. All bank/amazon/ebay accounts look straight. I only use TV to control my HTPC and add new media to it.