TeamViewer fixes code injection vulnerability
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Summary
TeamViewer has patched three high-risk vulnerabilities in its remote support software, two enabling code injection through malicious hosts or crafted screen and session data, and one allowing privilege escalation to root on macOS via a symbolic-link race condition.