Chrome RDP

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Originally Posted by Whoop [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Hi,

If I use Chrome RDP from work comp to home comp I’m guessing the IT departement can see the connection but can they see whats on it? I other words: can i tunnelquest without IT dep hackzor me?

If your company uses a VPN and your home computer has to connect to the VPN for you to RDP to it, then they can monitor network traffic off your home PC. I think this can be avoided if you use your home computer's gateway instead of your work's when you setup your VPN connection.

Although I think Chrome RDP uses HTTPS which means you probably don't need a VPN to connect to home. If you're not on a VPN at home, at best they could only monitor what is going through the HTTP traffic and unless they have a way to mirror your RDP session in Chrome, I don't think there's much they can see other than what Chrome sends which I imagine is probably over websockets.

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Originally Posted by this user was banned [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If your company uses a VPN and your home computer has to connect to the VPN for you to RDP to it, then they can monitor network traffic off your home PC. I think this can be avoided if you use your home computer's gateway instead of your work's when you setup your VPN connection.

Although I think Chrome RDP uses HTTPS which means you probably don't need a VPN to connect to home. If you're not on a VPN at home, at best they could only monitor what is going through the HTTP traffic and unless they have a way to mirror your RDP session in Chrome, I don't think there's much they can see other than what Chrome sends which I imagine is probably over websockets.

deep packet analysis will reveal everything in the chrome rdp session.

stop trolling this guy into getting fired. that's over the line.