https://twitter.com/puushme
From what I can see (personal observation), a hacker(s) got into the puush servers, got into the deployment server they use to roll out the automatic updates and sneaked some malware in there, which was then rolled out and automatically installed on people's computers who had puush running and were online at the time.
Reading their Twitter, they appear to have the situation under control and have rolled out another update themselves that supposedly removes the installed malware.
Personally, I would instantly uninstall puush, start running virus scans (and malware) and change your important passwords on another machine that has not had puush on it. I would just find another temporary screensharing program to use for the time being until puush announce the full story and what exactly happened.
From what I can see (personal observation), a hacker(s) got into the puush servers, got into the deployment server they use to roll out the automatic updates and sneaked some malware in there, which was then rolled out and automatically installed on people's computers who had puush running and were online at the time.
Reading their Twitter, they appear to have the situation under control and have rolled out another update themselves that supposedly removes the installed malware.
Personally, I would instantly uninstall puush, start running virus scans (and malware) and change your important passwords on another machine that has not had puush on it. I would just find another temporary screensharing program to use for the time being until puush announce the full story and what exactly happened.
