How safe is it to use Radmin?
A lot of attention was paid to security when designing Radmin. Here are some reasons Radmin is completely safe: • Radmin 2.2 supports the Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 user level security. Version 2.2 introduces new, fully OS-integrated NT security system with NTLMv2 support. Permissions for Radmin connections can be given to users from trusted domains and active directories. Security settings interface is unified with Windows standard. • Even when Windows NT security support is switched off, access to a remote computer with Radmin is restricted by a password. Radmin uses a challenge-response password authentication method (MD5 and Twofish). This method is similar to the authentication method used in Windows NT, but uses a much more sophisticated encoding. • Radmin works in encrypted mode, where all data are encrypted, including screen images, mouse movement and keys. Radmin uses 128 bit strong encryption with randomly generated keys. • Radmin Server has a logging feature so all actions are
