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> To hack one would have to convince you to try connecting to a malicious server. Anecdotally, every machine I've RDP'ed to has prompted me with this [0] warni
by maccard 5y ago
> To hack one would have to convince you to try connecting to a malicious server.
Anecdotally, every machine I've RDP'ed to has prompted me with this [0] warning on first connection. Instructions from IT were to just click through the warning. How the hell am I supposed to vet that I'm actually connecting to the right server in that case?
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- meepmorp 5y agoNot being a windows person, can you explain what that error means?
- maccard 5y agoRDP connections are distributed as .rdp files which can be (but aren't often/ever) signed. If the file isn't signed you get this warning. If you spin up a windows ec2 instance and downlaod the RDP file from AWS, the file isn't signed so you get this warning, for example.
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