Remote desktop spoof protection

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SSH clients store a list of "key identities" of remote servers locally
following connection. When a user connects again, the "key identity" is
passed in, and if the key does not match with a key on the server, a warning
message is displayed, its not the same server as last time.

Can Remote Desktop offer a similar additional layer of protection ?


thanks, Brian
 
Re: Remote desktop spoof protection

Which OS are you running on the server?
Check this out:

895433 - How to configure a Windows Server 2003 terminal server to
use TLS for server authentication
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=895433

WS2008: Network Level Authentication and Encryption
http://blogs.technet.com/askperf/archive/2008/02/16/ws2008-network-
level-authentication-and-encryption.aspx

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"Brian Stoop" <b.stoop@consultant-spam.free.com> wrote on 10 jun
2008 in microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services:

>
> SSH clients store a list of "key identities" of remote servers
> locally following connection. When a user connects again, the
> "key identity" is passed in, and if the key does not match with
> a key on the server, a warning message is displayed, its not the
> same server as last time.
>
> Can Remote Desktop offer a similar additional layer of
> protection ?
>
>
> thanks, Brian
 
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