"Got Hacked Through RDP - How Can I Protect My Servers Now?"

[kiritsaav]

"Hey guys, just had my server compromised through RDP and I'm still trying to pick up the pieces. I was running Windows Server with a weak password, but I thought I had two-factor auth enabled. Now I'm worried about all my other servers and want to know the best way to harden my RDP setup and prevent this from happening again."

 

[svf2013]

"Dude, change all your RDP passwords ASAP and enable MFA if you can. Also, make sure you're not exposing your RDP to the internet, just use a VPN or a secure connection for access. Has anyone else got any specific tips for server protection?"

 

[djvodka]

What's your take on strategies?

 

[Mr_cat]

"Hey @RDP_hacker_victim, sorry to hear that! First things first, change all your passwords and enable two-factor auth on your servers. I'd also recommend checking for any compromised accounts or suspicious activity on your servers ASAP."

 

[cablviv]

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[sscanner]

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[Meqpoman]

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[LiMarie]

"Dude, I feel for ya. First things first, change all your passwords and make sure two-factor auth is enabled. Consider running RDP over SSH or switching to a more secure remote access method like VPNs or port knocking."