what is exactly encrypted using a dsm plugin?

cycicle · Post by **cycicle** » 2007-09-24 05:59

I am using ultravnc 1.0.2 and the MSRC4 "no reg" dsm plugin version 1.2.2 (i guess) running off a jump drive I use for work. I am curious how much of the actual data transmission is encrypted?

I'm almost positive it encrypts my login credentials, but would people monitoring my network at work be able to tell im using vnc at all or would they just see it all as encrypted "garbage" ? ie from the IP/packet header from the initial connection or any part of the connection?

bevtech · Post by **bevtech** » 2007-09-24 12:48

The dsm plugin encrypts everything all data in the stream ...

Arnie_75 · Post by **Arnie_75** » 2007-09-24 17:32

Also the password?

bevtech · Post by **bevtech** » 2007-09-24 17:35

yes it is basically a tunnel the key file on both ends all data is encrypted.. I think it is 128bit

More information on the dsm plugins can be found on here
http://msrc4plugin.home.comcast.net/msrc4plugin.html

Arnie_75 · Post by **Arnie_75** » 2007-09-24 17:38

Nice, thanks.

cycicle · Post by **cycicle** » 2007-09-24 18:30

password i was pretty sure of, the other stuff i was curious.

what about a file transfer using vnc between the 2 computers?

redge · Post by **redge** » 2007-10-03 19:53

file transfer is as well encrypted because is use the same port of vnc if used with dsm plugin

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