TeamViewer Confirms Breach by Russian Intelligence Hackers

The remote access software company assures no customer data was compromised in the targeted cyberattack.

TeamViewer detected the breach on June 26 and activated its incident response team immediately.
The attack is attributed to APT29, a group linked to Russia's foreign intelligence service.
TeamViewer maintains that the breach was contained to its corporate network, separate from customer systems.
No evidence suggests that customer data or product environments were accessed or compromised.
The breach follows similar attacks on other tech companies, including Microsoft, by the same hacking group.