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Bypassing Security Defenses: DEF CON

15

Aug

2014

In an attacker’s ideal world, he or she would infect a desktop, steal the user’s RDP password and move smoothly across the network to the RDP server and immediately gain access. In real life however, things can get a little more complicated.

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BrutPOS Botnet Scans for Weakly Protected RDP Servers

10

Jul

2014

Reports from security researchers show that an army of thousands of infected computers is used by cybercriminals to detect point-of-sale (POS) terminals that are accessed via the remote desktop protocol (RDP) with credentials that can be cracked through brute-force attacks.Earlier today, security company IntelCrawler presented a report showing that cyber-crooks compromised computers that were used […]

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Brute force RDP attacks depend on your mistakes

30

Jun

2014

Kaspersky reports that brute force attacks against RDP servers are on the rise. But they don’t work unless you have done a poor job securing your server.

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