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UltraVNC security

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sash2003
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UltraVNC security

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I have a question about UltraVNC security. Let say we have 10 people want to connect to UltraVNC Server. The client authentication key is created and sent out to all 10 users. It's mean 10 users will use the same client authentication key to connect to UltraVNC Server. Will it really secured if all 10 users will have and use the same authentication key? Also, the encrypted session between UltraVNC Server and UltraVNC Viewer means the traffic between Server and Viewer will be fully encrypted? I never used UltraVNC, maybe my questions sound kind of silly.

Thank you
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