In my last article, I showed you some of the most frequently targeted usernames for brute force RDP attacks on one of my RDP honeypot servers in Azure. Not [...]

By now, word is out among admins that if you stand up a Virtual Machine in Azure or AWS and open up port 3389 to allow RDP access for administrative or [...]

Hello again everyone! I’m releasing a book on how to secure your Remote Desktop Services infrastructure this year, and I’ll be posting some [...]

Our new Tool, the RDPSoft RDS Log Viewer, tracks and correlates each remote desktop services logon failure and successful logon. In an earlier post about [...]

RDPSoft’s New Free Tool, RDSConfig.exe, Allows You To Adjust RDP Permissions Granularly Greetings again, everyone. Last year I wrote a blog article [...]

UPDATE APRIL 2018 – I just released a tool that automatically does the logon failure correlation discussed in the below blog post. Click here to read [...]