TeamViewer patches critical remote access vulnerabilities
TeamViewer has released urgent security updates to address several high-severity vulnerabilities in its remote access software for Windows, macOS, and Linux. The most serious flaw could let attackers bypass remote session controls and execute code without authorization. Additional issues may allow local attackers to escalate privileges. The company says there's no evidence these vulnerabilities are being exploited but is urging all users to upgrade immediately.
- Updates address five security flaws
- Major flaw allows remote control bypass
- Impacts Windows, macOS, and Linux clients
- No known active exploitation so far
- Users urged to update to version 15.82
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