![]() Its also worth noting these videos aren't just spur of the moment, but usually the result of large campaigns over the course of weeks against one call centre. The likelihood of these youtubers having some sort of 0day as some others have suggested is very low. Team viewer and anydesk are enterprise grade software and prime targets for bug bounty hunters. After experiencing a TeamViewer takeover, IBM security researcher Nick Bradley thinks password reuse may be the problem. Scammers will typically try to pillage systems they connect to and are usually dumb enough to enable macros when prompted.Ĭonnection reversal - some software allows for the connection to be "reversed", where you and your partner swap roles (so you see their screen instead), there's a button to do it in teamviwer (IIRC) (also worth noting scammers using teamviewer may sometimes get you to connect to them and then reverse in order to bypass scam warnings), and in anydesk frequently they reject the initial connection but get the partner ID, then connect to the scammers ID and socially engineer the scammer into accepting the connection (fairly easy, they are usually dumb, just saying something like "it says waiting for partner to accept" is usually sufficient) TeamViewer denied it has been hacked and launched two new security measures. Bait files - setting up docx or xlsx with malicious macros that have names like "passwords" or "bank info".
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