Experiencing a problem logging into GoToMyPC? There’s a reason for that. Your password has been reset by Citrix, the company which runs GoToMyPC.com, after hackers ...

GoToMyPC is an online screen-sharing tool that allows users to access their computers using another Internet-enabled PC across regions. Basically, you can access your PC remotely from anywhere in the ...

If you use Citrix’s GoToMyPC remote desktop access service, you need to change your password. According to a post published to GoToMyPC’s system status page, the service experienced a hack attack this ...

Many people use GoToMyPC to get remote access to their home and work computers Passwords for every GoToMyPC account are being reset following a "sophisticated" attack on the service. Many people use ...

Citrix Systems is forcing all its GoToMyPC remote desktop access service customers to reset their passwords because of a “very sophisticated attack” that targeted the service over the weekend. Citrix ...

If you've been using GoToMYPC to remotely access your desktop or laptop PCs, then now's as good a time as any to reset your passwords. And if you (foolishly) use the same login credentials for a ...

Easy to use, powerful, and secure, GoToMyPC is the best-known remote access solution for corporate customers, although it's very pricey for individual users. Citrix GoToMyPC 4.1, a service that links ...

GoToMyPC 4.0 is better and more secure than ever. For about $20 a month, this Web-based remote-control access service lets you operate a host PC from any browser-equipped desktop computer, as well as ...

There are two approaches for remotely controlling a computer, calling out and dialing in. RealVNC and Microsoft’s Remote Desktop are examples of the dialing in approach. When the server side of ...

The iPad is an awesome mobile computing tool, and it can take the place of a PC for most tasks, but when push comes to shove, it’s still not a PC. Citrix is bridging that gap, though, by enabling ...

Many people use GoToMyPC to obtain remote access to home and work computers via a web browser. The attackers used login names and passwords found in other data breaches to get at GoToMyPC accounts.