CTF #5 - RDP Security Audit with Kali Linux, Shodan, and Nmap | Remote Desktop
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Most issues with setting up Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) for remote work involve accessing RDP over the public internet. RDP itself is not a secure setup and therefore requires additional security measures to protect workstations and servers.
Without proper security protocols, organizations face a number of potential risks, including an increased risk of cyberattacks. Small businesses are typically the targets of such attacks, as they often lack the resources necessary to protect against and respond to these threats.
Threat actors seeking to exploit RDP servers also face no difficulty. Shodan, a search engine designed to scan devices with specific ports or protocols open to the internet, has discovered over 4 million open RDP ports and at least 340,000 Windows RDP servers accessible from the internet.
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