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Your statement is not entirely accurate. This only applies when using Direct IP Access on local networks, which is off by default. Their justification and invit
by wooben 2mo ago
Your statement is not entirely accurate. This only applies when using Direct IP Access on local networks, which is off by default. Their justification and invitation to PRs is the final comment [1] on the issue you linked. Why are you leaving this information out of your comment?
1 - https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk/issues/3714#issuecomment-3519568715 https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk/issues/3714#issuecommen...
- SubiculumCode 2mo agoIt may only apply to Direct IP Access, but isn't that what many would expect (not trusting middleman to be secure?)
- innocent_name 2mo agoHave you tried reading the docs? >RustDesk is a single open-source application (AGPL) with its own architecture. Clients connect outward to an ID/rendezvous server, which brokers a peer-to-peer or relayed session. Per the RustDesk documentation, traffic is end-to-end encrypted (built on NaCl)
- SubiculumCode 2mo agoNot yet...good to chastise me on this, but in my defense, I am at work, and am just trying to get a sense of this, as I would like to move away from VNC.
- wolrah 2mo agoThe specific purpose of RustDesk is to have the middleman making remote access across networks easier. It's intended to replace TeamViewer, LogMeIn, etc. not VNC or RDP. You either pick a middleman you want to trust or you run one of your own, if you don't want that or need the features if offers RustDesk is not for you.
- preisschild 2mo agoI still think its an essential feature for self-hosting, but they seem to be open to PRs so what is the problem?
- yencabulator 2mo agoYou know what's a really bad look on you? Deleting the issue.