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Markus Elsberger wrote a new post: Windows Server 2025 Routing and Remote Access Services (RRAS)

4sysops

Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) provides secure remote connectivity and network management on Windows Server. With support for modern VPN protocols like SSTP and IKEv2, RRAS ensures encrypted connections, reliable routing, and seamless access to internal resources, making it ideal for hybrid and remote work environments.

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Cato CTRL Threat Brief: CVE-2024-3661 – VPN Vulnerability (“TunnelVision”)

CATO Networks

On May 6 th , 2024, researchers from the Leviathan Security Group published an article detailing a technique to bypass most VPN applications, assigned as CVE-2024-3661 with a High CVSS score of 7.6. The attack requires introducing a rogue DHCP server to the local network.

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「Netscreen」 VPN UP/DOWN due to loopback address source monitoring

Network Engineering

I am dealing with a problem with Netscreen VPN. Topology is basically Server Side (Agg2)Trust/Untrust(Agg1) Remote Office (Yamaha) 100.66.xx.0/24 0/24 Netscreen VPN Internet 100.71.YY.0/24 But because of the monitoring VPN is giving UP/DOWN alert in every 100 seconds. set vpn monitor source-interface loopback.1

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Alternatives to VPN for Remote Access

CATO Networks

The most common enterprise remote access technology is Virtual Private Networking (VPN). A VPN client is installed on the users devices laptops, smartphones, tablets to connect over the Internet to a server in the headquarters. However, VPNs were built to enable short duration connectivity for a small subset of the users.

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SDP/ZTNA vs. VPN

CATO Networks

Once Upon a VPN … In todays challenging reality, remote access has become a basic requirement for businesses of all kinds, sizes, and locations. Is VPN still relevant? Over two decades ago VPN was the technology for providing secure remote access to the Internet. Yet, VPN fails to address these capabilities.

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Tech Bytes: Protecting Remote Workers From VPN Risks With Zscaler (Sponsored)

Packet Pushers

Many companies use VPNs to protect their distributed workforce. But VPNs present their own security challenges, from compromised clients to insecure VPN servers. Many companies use VPNs to protect their distributed workforce. Many companies use VPNs to protect their distributed workforce.

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What Makes For a Good VPN?

Akins IT

A VPN is a Virtual Private Network. The same technology can be used by consumers to bridge their phones and laptops to their home network so, while on the road, they can securely access files from their media server or desktop computers. Why use a VPN? What is a Virtual Private Network? Do You Need Secure Casual Browsing?

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