Peter,
The fix was out the next day after problem was announced. It was
excellent as far as I am concerned. If you did not upgrade, how is this
software quality fault? These things happen, software has bugs, but you
need to upgrade promptly.
If you are running VNC exposed to the Internet is is only matter of time
before it gets hacked. Tunnel it trough something like ssh or any other
vpn client with strong authentication.
Regards,
Alex
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just came back home and I found that someone tried to run a file
with the name "VNC_bypauth-win32.rar" in my computer. Yesterday,
someone tried to download a file called "BlockUpdate.exe". I am
guessing someone gained control through VNC. Luckily, my zone alarm
block the connection so no connection could go out without permission.
I am using VNC 4.1.1 for windows. I just lost some trust in the
quality of the software. Has this happened before?
Peter
SFU ENSC
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