Recent content by k1664

It's still not a gurantee that it is Teamviewer though, if you had 5 machines on your account Rocky_6 then surely they only needed access to one and then the others would have been saved and able to access just as easily from that single machine? The same way I assume people are saving their...

@Nick_91 : I agree that we simply do not know at this point wether it is passwords that were the weakness, Im still curious if and how this is the case only for people with accounts, as otherwise the password should be stored locally. You keep saying we do know it was through Teamviewer, but I...

Ok, so is the assumption that Teamviewer passwords are stored on Teamviewers servers and not encrypted somewhere locally like in the registry? And that they got hacked and all passwords leaked? If not how exactly were end users effected? I ask this as someone that uses TV but does not have an...

How can you guarantee it though? It may be coincidence that they shut their service down the day you got hacked but do you have proof? I have Teamviewer running on my system 24/7 and have never had it cause issues. Just seems to be a good scapegoat for people with lax security in other areas...

@otacon Um, no Tor was not breached. Freedom hosting got turned over and had I.P. reporting malware spread to anyone who had a vulnerable version of the Firefox ESR. Firefox had an exploitable bug and it was exploited, it was not a weakness in TOR.

Cy-Kill, are you sure that isn't Opera Mini you're referring to? You seem very upset for what is likely to be your homework mix-up.

Did anyone notice the first link at the end of the article, to follow Anon, links to the admin section of Bestofmedia? :-)