Remote Desktop Protocol

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Remote Desktop Protocol is a Microsoft-developed network communication standard that enables users to remotely access and control Windows-based computers with a graphical interface over a network.

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Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf application layer protocol
network protocol
remote desktop protocol
abbreviation RDP
defaultPort 3389
designedFor remote administration
remote application access
remote technical support
developer Microsoft
includesFeature bandwidth optimization
bitmap caching
data compression
encryption
remote audio playback
remote input handling
session management
smart card redirection
operatesOnLayer application layer
platform Android
Linux
Windows
iOS
macOS
recommendedMitigation enabling Network Level Authentication
restricting access with firewalls
use of VPN for remote access
using strong authentication
relatedTo Independent Computing Architecture
Virtual Network Computing
runsOverProtocol Transmission Control Protocol
surface form: TCP
securityConcern brute-force attacks on exposed RDP ports
man-in-the-middle attacks if not properly secured
ransomware distribution via compromised RDP
standardizedAs T.128
supports audio redirection
clipboard redirection
drive redirection
file transfer
multi-monitor configurations
network level authentication
printer redirection
remote control of computers
remote graphical user interface access
session encryption
usedBy Microsoft Remote Desktop clients
Remote Desktop Connection
Remote Desktop Services
Windows Terminal Services
third-party RDP clients
uses client–server model

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Windows supportsRemoteAccess Remote Desktop Protocol
RC4 stream cipher usedIn Remote Desktop Protocol
subject surface form: RC4
this entity surface form: Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol