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| Source |  CSO |
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| Identifiant | 1358711 |
| Date de publication | 2019-09-24 07:39:00 (vue: 2019-09-24 19:00:05) |
| Titre | BrandPost: How Telnet Works and Why It\'s a Problem |
| Texte | Your attack surface is made up of every single asset your organization owns that's connected to the Internet. That doesn't just mean hardware and software - it also means IP addresses, domains, and certificates. All of these assets need to be managed just like any other, and exposing them can put your organization at risk.At Expanse, we index the entire global Internet to identify organizations' Internet-connected assets and services and to identify exposures. In the course of this, we frequently find organizations running protocols that are outdated and that never should have been open to the Internet in the first place.One example of this is Telnet, an unencrypted remote access protocol. It's sort of like a screen share (or a remote desktop protocol), but without the desktop interface, using terminal commands instead. It allows you to send text to and from a report server. |
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