My opinion is just uninstall and stop using it all together, the cat is out of the bag on this one, cloud service providers can't ever be trusted. no substantial data about any of this, as TeamViewer has been pretty abysmal with admitting to the real problem. Best practices would dictate your email account password also be new/different than any other account. Other method might be some bad guys compromised or stole the username/password database from TeamViewer and thus can login as anybody and do whatever, so maybe now is the time to change your password and ensure its new/different than anything else you use online. If you don't see that domain resolving to the same IP, then there's a problem. I had reason to believe this was a DNS heist or cache poisoning. We started talking(me on mic him writing), i started asking questions, i got them answered etc.i asked him to play together csgo rofl, and at a certain point i realized i still had music on and i even asked him if he doesnt like the song and want me to change it.:D:D he was like a guest and the thing that fucking saved my ass was being spontaneously a nice person, and he said he wont rob any of my info(pw/acc/data) because i deserve it and told me watch out because if i get hacked again it probably wont be someone that appreciates my personality and only wants to take everything from me.then he said 'bye' and kinda left, then i restarted my pc and installed windows again.At the moment I post this, resolves (Default):Ĥ6.163.100.220 = AS20773 (Germany) i was gonna get hacked again since that stuff was in my pc apparently.

im not polite since we started 'talking' :DĢ.

I wanted to get a grip of what was going on, and unpluging the cable would have meant this :ġ.

This was a much more complex thing, like i said, i was surprised(not scared) but at the same time i was laughing cause i knew i was fucked.

Devilwalk teamviewer hacked