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silver_mica
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For at least a month - I’ve been getting multiple brute force RDP attacks on port 3389.  I have remote desktop setup for those times I am out of the office and cannot physically use this computer.  I’m attacked from what looks like dozens of IP address.    Is there anything I should do to minimize risk?

 

I’m using Windows 10 Pro.  The password to this computer is 32 random characters long.  there is a PIN that I use every day that is much shorter.  I assume that the PIN isn’t useable if you’re not physically in front of the computer using the attached keyboard - but I don’t know much about Windows 10 and how it should  work.   I have an old router, therefore my computer sits behind the router.     I’m also using a VPN.  Would a VPN make any difference?  Or, have they simply found my  actual IP address and getting in through that?   My VPN IP address changes every day.

 

 

Flood and Flood's wife
Posted

Hello @silver_mica

Welcome back!

  1. KTS version & patch(x) →  Windows taskbar, hidden icons, rightclick the Kaspersky icon, select About
  2. KVPN version & patch(x) →  Windows taskbar, hidden icons, rightclick the Kaspersky icon, select Help, select About
  3. Windows 10 version & build
  4. Please see replies from @Schulte@Berny & @Igor Kurzin, in topic Daily Network Attack raised by @astronaut954 

Thank you🙏

Flood🐳+🐋

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silver_mica
Posted

 KTS version & patch: 21.3.10.391

KVPN - if you’re asking if I’m using Kaspersky’s VPN then I am not - I’m using another VPN

I’m using Windows 10 Pro.   That’s all I know.

silver_mica
Posted

I have no idea what a KTS patch is.   I don’t know what winver is.   

silver_mica
Posted

I closed port 3389.   

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