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TeamViewer flaw could let malicious hosts take over support technicians' machines

According to Remedio, a high-severity integer-overflow flaw in the remote-control screen-processing component of TeamViewer could allow an attacker to take over the viewer’s, or IT support technician’s, system. TeamViewer clients on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android are affected.

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TeamViewer flaw could let malicious hosts take over support technicians' machines

According to Remedio, a high-severity integer-overflow flaw in the remote-control screen-processing component of TeamViewer could allow an attacker to take over the viewer’s, or IT support technician’s, system. TeamViewer clients on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android are affected.