Ho un server Windows a cui accedo da casa mia. Uso solo il desktop remoto preinstallato. È un modo sicuro per accedere in remoto o dovrei migliorarlo in qualche modo? Se dovessi migliorarlo, descrivi in che modo è più sicuro in questo modo.
Se utilizzi SSL, consulta questo technote per i dettagli.
In particolare, è importante configurare i livelli di sicurezza
The three available security layers are:
SSL (TLS 1.0) SSL (TLS 1.0)
will be used for server authentication and for encrypting all data transferred between the server and the client.
Negotiate
The most secure layer that is supported by the client will be used. If supported, SSL (TLS 1.0) will be used. If the client does not support SSL (TLS 1.0), the RDP Security Layer will be used. This is the default setting.
RDP Security Layer
Communication between the server and the client will use native RDP encryption. If you select RDP Security Layer, you cannot use Network Level Authentication.
E il livello di crittografia:
Low
Data sent from the client to the server is encrypted using 56-bit encryption. Data sent from the server to the client is not encrypted.
Client Compatible Encrypts client/server communication at the maximum key strength supported by the client. Use this level when the terminal server is running in an environment containing mixed or legacy clients. This is the default encryption level.
High Encrypts client/server communication using 128-bit encryption. Use this level when the clients accessing the terminal server also support 128-bit encryption. When encryption is set at this level, clients that do not support this level of encryption will not be able to connect.
FIPS *Compliant* All client/server communication is encrypted and decrypted with the Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) encryption algorithms. FIPS 140-1 (1994) and its successor, FIPS 140-2 (2001), describe U.S. government requirements for encryption.
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