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Remember the Reverse RDP Attack?
Earlier this year, researchers disclosed clipboard hijacking and path-traversal issues in Microsoft’s Windows built-in RDP client that could allow a malicious RDP server to compromise a client computer, reversely.
(Yo… Continue reading Reverse RDP Attack Also Enables Guest-to-Host Escape in Microsoft Hyper-V
Security researchers have discovered an ongoing sophisticated botnet campaign that is currently brute-forcing more than 1.5 million publicly accessible Windows RDP servers on the Internet.
Dubbed GoldBrute, the botnet scheme has been designed in a way… Continue reading New Brute-Force Botnet Targeting Over 1.5 Million RDP Servers Worldwide
A security researcher today revealed details of a newly unpatched vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).
Tracked as CVE-2019-9510, the reported vulnerability could allow client-side attackers to bypass the lock screen on rem… Continue reading Unpatched Bug Let Attackers Bypass Windows Lock Screen On RDP Sessions
Nearly 1 million Windows systems are still unpatched and have been found vulnerable to a recently disclosed critical, wormable, remote code execution vulnerability in the Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)—two weeks after Microsoft releases the secu… Continue reading Nearly 1 Million Computers Still Vulnerable to “Wormable” BlueKeep RDP Flaw
Brace yourselves for a possible ‘second wave’ of massive global cyber attack, as SMB (Server Message Block) was not the only network protocol whose zero-day exploits created by NSA were exposed in the Shadow Brokers dump last month.
Although Microsoft… Continue reading Wanna Cry Again? NSA’s Windows ‘EsteemAudit’ RDP Exploit Remains Unpatched