Securing RDP (Cover Home and Domain Networks) [Windows]

[@drossi6635]

Very interesting video ! If I understood correctly, this also means that an attacker on the internal network wouldn't be able to connect via RDP, even if they have a valid username and password ? This would also serve as a form of 2FA ?

[@RodrigoLelesMiranda]

Always the explanations are very good. We need to advertise your channel.

[@OsbornePro]

Thanks for the support!

[@ifscale3]

Fantastic video on securing RDP sessions. I am learning a lot from you. Thank you.

[@OsbornePro]

Thanks for watching glad you found it helpful!

[@OsbornePro]

Thanks for watching glad you found it helpful!

[@imrharnomar9099]

I enjoy your motivation & your 2 accuractes interventions. TANK'S.

[@OsbornePro]

Thank you!

[@sassankarai550]

Good. In the beginning you could spend more time on why one should secure rdp in a non-domain environment

[@OsbornePro]

I have a video coming out either next week or the week after called "Securing Windows 10" where I am going to cover how to harden a Windows 10 operating system and demo attacks to show why the settings should be set

[@liverenders]

Great vid, picked up a few solid GP's to add to our systems.

[@OsbornePro]

Thanks for watching glad to hear it!