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Show HN: Ulterius, complete control of your desktop – from your browser
- iamjeff 10y agoThis looks like an awesome tool, really promising; just about to try it out. Pardon the ignorant question, but are there other tools that do the same thing?
- alopecoid 10y agoAt least for the remote desktop functionality, there's Chrome Remote Desktop. The Android app is surprisingly useful. I didn't think it would be realistic to control a full resolution desktop through a phone, but I've succeeded in doing just that on several occasions when in a pinch. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-remote-desktop/gbchcmhmhahfdphkhkmpfmihenigjmpp?hl=en https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-remote-desk...
- SchizoDuckie 10y agoFreaking great work man. Now get me mah linux binary so I can make you that chrome extension!
- andrewmd5 10y agoOSX/Linux soon hopefully.
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- ktta 10y agoThis I think will be a very good target since you can take complete control of a computer. Any plans on introducing 2FA or external security audits?
- andrewmd5 10y agoI will be releasing a roadmap later today, but extra security is planned. Everything is open source so anyone is welcome to help out. https://github.com/Ulterius https://github.com/Ulterius
- kixpanganiban 10y agoThis is amazing. Just what I need to control my home rig while at work. What security protocols are in place at the moment? Encryption type and so on?
- andrewmd5 10y agoEvery client is assigned a unique RSA key which handles the initial handshake. From there AES information is passed and decrypted by the server, all future packets, files and frames are encrypted. You can also enable WSS by installing your own certificate. Authentication is based on your local or domain account