Re: [SLUG] Linux VPNd for MS VPN clients

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On Friday 11 July 2003 07:50, you wrote:
> Isn't there a product called Tight VNC that is more secure?
>

I use TightVNC from my Windows XP machine at work to connect to my Mandrake
Linux 9.0 machine at home.

Works great, but, unfortunately, I have NO idea how 'secure' it is.

Do you know how to tell if it is secure? I use it, I like it, I don't really
worry about it...

Dave

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