rm87

Currently tightvnc is a time delayed open hole for all sorts of hackers. On real server environments it is not an issue as there is somekind of firewall built in somewhere + someone having an eye on systems. BUT tightvnc is also widely used by individuals on not-server environments with basic routers and windows 10 in its dumbest form. As hackers do have time and resources, they can simply brute force the credentials with 10.ths of thousands login attempts without user having no warning whatsoever....