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It's far smoother.
What protocol do you notice this with? In my experience, Microsoft RDP (the only protocol I know with configurable udp and tcp) with and without udp is imperceptible during typical use (eg. server administration).
FireEye confirms APT41 hacked TeamViewer, may have accessed billions of devices
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Re: FireEye confirms APT41 hacked TeamViewer, may have accessed billions of devices
#42Earlier quoted context omitted.
check out the *.pixel.archive.is lookups
Fascinating, they embed a tracking pixel of: http://onion.[SOME_NUMERIC_ID].pixel.archive.today/pixel.gif for Tor endpoint (archivecaslytosk.onion) connections but https:// [YOUR_IP].[COUNTRY_CODE].[SHORT_ALPHANUMERIC_ID].[SOME_NUMERIC_ID].pixel.archive.is/pixel.gif for regular (archive.is/archive.fo/archive.today/etc) connections. So at least this lets archive.is correlate your IP with your DNS server (which must pa…
Re: FireEye confirms APT41 hacked TeamViewer, may have accessed billions of devices
#43Speaking of TeamViewer, do you know a good open source alternative that I can self host (I mean self host the relay server for NAT traversal). That is as easy to use? Works on windows, mac and linux? It should also be installable in a few slick with no network configuration required.
I've been looking at a combination of SoftEther (for dynamic IPs) and Guacamole to replace TeamViewer, ConnectWise, etc.
Re: FireEye confirms APT41 hacked TeamViewer, may have accessed billions of devices
#44So I use TV for occasional family support. Were machines vulnerable with only Teamviewer: 1. Installed but not being used? 2. Only when being used (i.e. ask family member to fire it up and give the connection info)
Re: FireEye confirms APT41 hacked TeamViewer, may have accessed billions of devices
#45Reposting what TheKnack said [0] as a top level comment, since this is important. > The Chief Security Architect of FireEye posted this Tweet last week clarifying that there isn't a new compromise of TeamViewer, and the social media posts suggesting there is are misinterpreting a slide from a conference presentation. > https://twitter.com/cglyer/status/1183210046093758464 [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=213…
Re: FireEye confirms APT41 hacked TeamViewer, may have accessed billions of devices
#46Reposting what TheKnack said [0] as a top level comment, since this is important. > The Chief Security Architect of FireEye posted this Tweet last week clarifying that there isn't a new compromise of TeamViewer, and the social media posts suggesting there is are misinterpreting a slide from a conference presentation. > https://twitter.com/cglyer/status/1183210046093758464 [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=213…
There is a more official statement from TV as well. https://community.teamviewer.com/t5/Announcements/FireEye-cl...
How often has that been true? TV has been hacked more than once AFAIK.
Re: FireEye confirms APT41 hacked TeamViewer, may have accessed billions of devices
#47Speaking of TeamViewer, do you know a good open source alternative that I can self host (I mean self host the relay server for NAT traversal). That is as easy to use? Works on windows, mac and linux? It should also be installable in a few slick with no network configuration required.
Re: FireEye confirms APT41 hacked TeamViewer, may have accessed billions of devices
#48Re: FireEye confirms APT41 hacked TeamViewer, may have accessed billions of devices
#49MeshCentral is open source, runs on Linux and works with Windows, Mac and Linux clients for one-off support and unattended remote control...
Re: FireEye confirms APT41 hacked TeamViewer, may have accessed billions of devices
#50MeshCentral is open source, runs on Linux and works with Windows, Mac and Linux clients for one-off support and unattended remote control...