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Security
TeamViewer Embedded uses full encryption. The encryption is based on 2048 Bit RSA private/public key exchange and 256 Bit AES session encoding. This uses the same security level as https/SSL and is considered completely safe by today’s standards. The key exchange also guarantees that the data transfer is completely encoded…
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Activate two-factor authentication
Protect your TeamViewer account and thus your Computers & Contacts list from unauthorized access with an additional security code. Activate The TeamViewer Management Console manages the two-factor authentication. You need your TeamViewer Account credentials to access the Management Console. To log in to the Management…
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Authorize a Trusted Device
Trusted Devices provides an extra layer of security for your TeamViewer Account. As a preventive measure to ensure your account’s security, you need to authorize new devices on which you sign in to your TeamViewer Account for the first time. Due to technical reasons, there is more than one trust per device. You will need…
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Recovery code for two-factor authentication
When activating two-factor authentication for your TeamViewer Account, you get an individual recovery code. Store the recovery code in a safe place. If you lose access to your mobile device or to the authenticator app on your device, the recovery code is your last resort to deactivate two-factor authentication. Do not send…
