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| # capture/relay the resulting NTLM authentication, or drive the client action | ||
| # match the TeamViewer client version to the advisory for the specific flaw | ||
| # defensive verification: identify the installed TeamViewer version | ||
| (Get-Item 'C:\Program Files\TeamViewer\TeamViewer.exe').VersionInfo.ProductVersion |
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Tag the version check as PowerShell
This newly added command is PowerShell syntax, but the enclosing fence declares Bash. Running the example in the advertised shell fails immediately at (, so readers cannot use the worked command as presented. Change the fence to powershell, as already done for the same command in enumeration/version-detection.md.
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| title: "TeamViewer NTLM coercion: CVE-2020-13699" | ||
| description: "CVE-2020-13699 affected TeamViewer Desktop for Windows before the listed fixed releases. A malicious URI could launch TeamViewer with attacker-controlled parameters and force an outbound NTLM authentication request for capture or relay; it was not direct TeamViewer remote code execution." |
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Remove CVE identifiers from offensive content
The repository house style explicitly prohibits CVE identifiers (.github/CONTRIBUTING.md, line 68), but this change introduces them throughout titles, descriptions, keywords, prose, and links, beginning here. This makes the released content systematically inconsistent with the documented publishing convention; describe the vulnerability class and mechanism without embedding the identifiers.
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