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Season 4 • Episode 23 • Securing Remote Desktop, Online Brute Forcing and Terminal Service Alternatives
Hak.5 Season 4, Episode 23: Securing Remote Desktop, Online Brute Forcing and Terminal Service Alternatives
Darren’s back in the kitchen with an illustrated scenario of online brute forcing every systems administrators beloved remote desktop. He whips up some home made chicken noodle soup and tosses on the ol’ white hat for a talk about countermeasures and security best practices. Then Matt brings you a full featured and aggressively priced alternative to Microsoft’s own Terminal Service. Do I hear cheap thin clients around the corner? Watch Hak.5 Season 4, Episode 23 Securing Remote Desktop, Online Brute Forcing and Terminal Service Alternatives in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Hak.5 Season 4, Episode 23 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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