National CERT Urges a TeamViewer Update
TeamViewer users are urged to install version 15.83 or later.
National CERT has warned TeamViewer users about a serious security flaw and urged a TeamViewer update to version 15.83 or later to reduce the risk of cyberattacks.
National CERT is Pakistan's national computer emergency team. TeamViewer is the remote-access software named in the warning. A serious security flaw means a weakness that could be misused. Version 15.83 or later is the line users are told to reach. The update does not give a patch code name, a list of affected older versions, or a count of attacks already seen.
Why the TeamViewer update is being urged
National CERT wants users on version 15.83 or later so the risk of cyberattacks is lower. The warning calls the flaw serious. It does not explain the technical detail of the weakness.
Our verdict
National CERT has told TeamViewer users to move to version 15.83 or later because of a serious security flaw. The aim is to reduce the risk of cyberattacks.
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Frequently asked questions
Who issued the warning?
National CERT.
Which software?
TeamViewer.
Which version should users install?
Version 15.83 or later.
Why?
To reduce the risk of cyberattacks from a serious security flaw.
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