There been a lot of discussion about BlueKeep, its ramifications and various strategies for blocking it.

In a nutshell, it a security hole in the Windows Remote Desktop Protocol that allows a malicious program to enter your machine & if you have Remote Dekstop turned on, it accessible directly from the internet, and you haven&t installed the May patches.[ Related: Microsoft Windows 10 vs.

Apple macOS: 18 security features compared ]Two weeks ago, Susan Bradley posted a CSO article that details ways admins can avoid using RDP.

I&ve seen reams of advice about blocking ports, disabling services, setting authentication levels, deploying voodoo dolls, reading chicken entrails…, but the simplest way for almost everybody to avoid the problem is to install the May (or later) Windows patches.