RE: Windows Remote Desktop - any known vulnerabilities?
- From: "Marc" <marc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2010 20:59:09 +0100
Could you please write the evenid and it if was a security or system
event?
/Marc Munk
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On Behalf Of Chuck Mayers
Sent: 28. november 2010 03:21
To: security-basics@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Windows Remote Desktop - any known vulnerabilities?
About 6 months ago, I wanted to connect to my home computer (which runs
Windows 7) from work, so I enabled Remote Desktop, with the option
"Allow connections from computers running any version of Remote Desktop
(less secure)". It was a one time thing, and I've never used it since. I
left these options on.
Today I noticed an event in the event log:
The RDP protocol component X.224 detected an error in the protocol
stream and has disconnected the client.
This same error also appears one other time, 2 months ago.
I've googled the message, it sounds like it could simply be an error
you'd get if a remote user closed his session... except that there
shouldn't be any remote users! At the time of the event, I'm not even
sure if I was using the computer, but I know that I have not used RDP
for 6 months and no one else should be connecting.
Are there any known Remote Desktop vulnerabilities (for a PC acting as
the server) that I should be worried about?
Is there any other way this event would be in the event log, besides the
obvious - someone had connected to my PC?
I looked in the event log for anything obviously strange around the
times of these events, and I don't see anything. The PC seems fine and I
don't have any reason to think it was compromised except for this
strange event message.
I'm wondering if there is anything else I can check for, to figure out
what this cryptic message means.
Thanks
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