Hey everybody, I'm new here.
I've recently started using remote desktop connection to connect to my home computer. My question isn't so much regarding security as I am not worried about somebody hacking my computer or anything. I am more curious about whether or not remote actions can be tracked locally.
If I am on say a network away from my home computer (network A), and I connect to my home computer via Remote Desktop (network B, home), can the admistrators on the 'network A' see what I am actually DOING on 'network b'? Or can they ONLY see that I am connected to that ip address.
I ran a netstat while running RD and saw that I personally can only see one port established to my home IP address but nothing more.
Are there any tracking methods through that remote computer? Cookies? Firewall stuff? etc?
Thanks
-zbalz
I've recently started using remote desktop connection to connect to my home computer. My question isn't so much regarding security as I am not worried about somebody hacking my computer or anything. I am more curious about whether or not remote actions can be tracked locally.
If I am on say a network away from my home computer (network A), and I connect to my home computer via Remote Desktop (network B, home), can the admistrators on the 'network A' see what I am actually DOING on 'network b'? Or can they ONLY see that I am connected to that ip address.
I ran a netstat while running RD and saw that I personally can only see one port established to my home IP address but nothing more.
Are there any tracking methods through that remote computer? Cookies? Firewall stuff? etc?
Thanks
-zbalz