Protect Remote Desktop

Protect Remote Desktop Services against BlueKeep/DejaBlue exploits

What is BlueKeep?

BlueKeep is a dangerous vulnerability in the Windows Remote Desktop Service.

Why BlueKeep is dangerous?

BlueKeep exploit allows a remote code execution without authentication.
Any PC with active Remote Desktop may be exploited remotely!
This is a "wormable" vulnerability. A "worm" virus quickly spreads across a local network.

BlueKeep affects Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Server 2008 R2.

BlueKeep was reported in May 2019 and patched by Microsoft on May 14.

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What is DejaBlue?

"DejaBlue" is a code name for several vulnerabilities in the Microsoft Remote Desktop Services: CVE-2019-1181, CVE-2019-1182.

"DejaBlue" was discovered on 13 August 2019. It affects all recent versions of the operating system up to Windows 10, as well as the older Windows versions.

Download Patch: CVE-2019-1181

Download Patch: CVE-2019-1182

What's next?

There is no guarantee that all bugs fixed.

You can not feel safe!

You should configure your system to stay away from new attacks.

The best way:
Disable Remote Desktop Services if they are not required!

If you use Remote Desktop Services every day, use a workaround:
Enable Network Level Authentication (NLA)

With NLA turned on, an attacker would first need to be authenticated using a valid account.

How Desktop Secret Lock helps you?

A visual indicator on the main screen shows the current status of Remote Desktop Services protection.

Click on an indicator to display options:

  1. Fully Disable Remote Desktop Services - Recommended!
  2. Keep Remote Desktop with Enabled Network Level Authentication (NLA) - Medium Security.
  3. Use Open Remote Desktop without Protection - Low Security.

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