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"Awingu". Wonder who comes up with these names. The crux of the article, which is seemingly more of a sales pitch than anything, is that you should put your RD
by neilalexander 5y ago
"Awingu". Wonder who comes up with these names.
The crux of the article, which is seemingly more of a sales pitch than anything, is that you should put your RDP services behind a reverse proxying web application in the hope that the gateway is more secure than the application itself. This is not exactly a novel approach — it is almost precisely what Citrix and Pulse Secure have been selling for years — and it comes with all of the problems that traditionally happen when you start adding layers (providing user support, single points of failure, potential performance degradation). It's also not a one-stop security solution as products doing this exact same thing are rarely vulnerability-free either.