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KEKSOV2013-04-15 22:15:21
Data protection
KEKSOV, 2013-04-15 22:15:21

APK to protect RDP connections. What are the options?

I want the next one, probably already ready - there is some kind of USB crypto device in my pocket, we stick it into the computer (Windows), after which the RDP session automatically rises to a pre-configured server and all traffic is encrypted by this very device.

The ideal option, of course, is that you do not need to install any software on a client site with admin rights.

If I'm too crazy, then what other options are there to protect access to the server using some kind of mobile hardware device?

Thank you.

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xmoonlight, 2013-04-16
@xmoonlight

noVNC might be better to use?
As a bonus, you can play a taxi from any mobile browser that supports HTML5 and websockets. (almost all mobiles already)

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Maximus43, 2013-04-15
@Maximus43

My option is probably not the best, since RDP did not dig deep.
If the client part is Windows 7 and higher, then a USB token with a certificate is taken (EKU Client Auth, UPN contains some value), IPSec VPN is configured with EAP-SSL authorization. Nothing will rise automatically, but you can create a shortcut on the user's desktop.

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microphone, 2013-04-15
@microphone

And the cryptography protocol built into RDP (Win7 and higher (and even in XP)) does not work? Not I can just missed something or is there a weak crypt?

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snx, 2013-04-16
@snx

for the corporate sector (FSB certificates):
www.s-terra.com/products/productline/post/
western cryptography and gost

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