Our hope is that you’ll walk away with a basic understanding of the protocol so you can continue reading and researching further about the protocol for any future needs. Since we weren’t able to find a digestible overview of this protocol, in this article we’ll walk through the basics of RDP, how they work, and how some of the critical vulnerabilities found in RDP fit into the bigger picture of an actual RDP connection. RDP is relevant now more than ever, having Microsoft’s Azure and Hyper-V platforms using it as the default remote connection protocol and having the interest in this protocol by attackers rise, both as an initial infection vector and as a propagation method. This is why the security industry needs to educate itself about it. RDP is a complex protocol with many extensions and the potential of finding new critical bugs is still high. It is now essential knowledge that is absolutely crucial for everyone in the security industry. The importance of knowing and understanding RDP has never been greater – especially in light of the recent critical vulnerabilities that were found in the protocol. In fact, there are more than 4.5 million RDP servers exposed to the internet alone, and many more that are accessible from within internal networks. RDP is an extremely popular protocol for remote access to Windows machines. RDP Security | Recent RDP Vulnerabilities.
Connection Sequence | Basic Input and Output.
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