247 million RDP brute force attacks in 12 months
Millions of people have been working from home for a year. In the course of this, the use of remote access tools has increased enormously - and with it a massive increase in brute force attacks against the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), one of the most popular remote access tools for workstations and servers. In such attacks, cyber criminals test different usernames and passwords until they find the right combination and then get remote access to the computer within the network; possible consequences: espionage or theft of information. Remote desktop attacks remain high Even at the beginning of the corona pandemic ...