More than two dozen vulnerabilities have been discovered by security experts in popular implementations of the remote desktop protocol (RDP), including flaws that allow a malicious RDP server to hack a device running the client RDP software.
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RDP Servers Can Hack Client Devices: Researchers
More than two dozen vulnerabilities have been discovered by security experts in popular implementations of the remote desktop protocol (RDP), including flaws that allow a malicious RDP server to hack a device running the client RDP software. The post RDP Servers Can Hack Client Devices: Researchers appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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