RDP SECURITY MANAGER

As the frequency of hacker attacks on the RDP protocol is on the rise, it is essential to take protective measures against malicious exploitation, such as cryptolockers, ransomware, bitcoin miners, malware, and trojans. These attackers use brute force attack actions to gain full control of a computer. However, you can protect yourself using a robust VPN or the RDP Security Manager.

Working in collaboration with the native Windows Firewall, the RDP Security Manager allows for interception and blocking of attacks on port 3389. The system intercepts traffic and bans any attack on the port by placing the caller on the blacklist. The RDP Security Manager further provides information about the city of origin of the attack by integrating the external IPStack service (an IPStack key is required).

To manage convenient whitelists, the RDP Security Manager can enable a remote address through a tokens system, allowing timed single accesses from any authorized location. A token that expires from one to 24 hours can enable any remote address, even if they have a dynamic IP address.

The Bitbuster Central function is another valuable feature that eliminates the need for a static IP address for any workstation. It allows you to find the last workstation's IP address and make a dynamic link from anywhere you are without knowing the workstations' IP address in advance.

The RDP Security Manager registered version can be an excellent alternative to commercial remote desktop programs. The whitelisted addresses and tokens make remote desktop access safe and convenient, with each Bitbuster ID managing infinite remote machines from a convenient control panel on Bitbuster Central. It is a simple and inexpensive solution to have secure remote access via Remote Desktop without risking exposing everyone to the possibility of massive brute force attacks.