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xrdp is the standard Linux RDP server and is probably provided by your distro, which you have to trust anyway. And that `ssh -R` command only gives pinggy.io ac
by josephcsible 2y ago
xrdp is the standard Linux RDP server and is probably provided by your distro, which you have to trust anyway. And that `ssh -R` command only gives pinggy.io access to the host:port you specify, not your entire network.
- _mlbt 2y agoIn theory what you’re saying is true, but in practice if someone gains access to a machine on your network it becomes significantly easier to gain access to additional machines on your network.
- hedora 2y agoIt's had remotely exploitable vulnerabilities in recent years, and I know of no Linux distribution that configures it to listen on an external port by default. Pinggy does seem to support incoming IP whitelists, at least.