Remote Control – The Essential Security Protection to Guard Against Telecom Fraud

In recent years, driven by the rapid advancement of digital technology, the frequency and scope of remote work have witnessed an explosive growth. The usage of remote control software has also surged, gradually becoming an integral part of people's lives today. However, while remote control software facilitates efficient remote work, it has also become a primary target for cybercriminals to engage in network scams.

Statistics indicate that 95% of cybersecurity incidents are caused by human error, and unscrupulous individuals exploit "phishing websites" to carry out telecommunication fraud. Remote access deception has emerged as a new method for cyber scams, demanding significant attention. In response to this, DeskIn continuously strengthens its own security measures and guides users to enhance anti-scam capabilities.

DeskIn Encryption Technology: Data Inaccessible to Any Third Party

End-to-end encryption is the cornerstone of protecting remote communication, and DeskIn utilizes this encryption technology. By setting up public and private keys, DeskIn enhances data security during the remote control process. For this encryption method, the public key is widely distributed and used to encrypt messages, while the private key is known only to the owner and used to decrypt messages. This encryption approach ensures that only the sender and designated recipient can access and decipher message content, while others, including unauthorized individuals will not be able to decrypt any data. This significantly increases the security and confidentiality of remote communication.

In end-to-end encryption, each user of DeskIn has a pair of public and private keys for each device they use. The encryption takes place on the terminal device, meaning that messages and files are encrypted before leaving the phone or computer and remain encrypted until they reach their intended destination. Only the sender and designated recipient can access the data, while others, including hackers and even DeskIn’s backend operators, cannot access the encrypted data on server because the private key used to decrypt data is not under their possession. This increases the difficulty of accessing personal data significantly and ensures the security of remote control operations.

Backend Security Settings: Personalized Freedom to Set Security Strength

In addition to the security encryption technology, DeskIn offers powerful security features in its visible backend settings. As a user, you can enhance the security level of your remote account through backend settings, including options such as changing passwords and setting strong security passwords with a minimum of 8 characters, including a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, special characters, as well as numbers. These measures allow users to strengthen the security of their remote accounts, providing protection against unauthorized access and potential security threats.

Users can set temporary passwords to update after each remote control session, thereby enhancing the security of temporary connections. In addition to password settings, users can configure various security features such as device online/offline reminders, automatic screen locking, automatic locking at startup, and locking when minimized. These settings enable users to monitor the online/offline status of remote devices in real-time and protect the information security of their personal remote devices.

Privacy Screen Feature: Preventing Information Data Leakage

In addition to enhancing the security strength of their accounts, users can also protect their privacy through DeskIn’s privacy screen feature. When professionals use DeskIn to remotely control their company computers for tasks such as editing, file transfer, design, or video editing, they can activate the privacy screen function. By enabling this feature, the controlled computer's screen will turn black, ensuring that their actions are not visible to onlookers and effectively preventing any potential privacy leaks during remote operations.

Increasing Anti-Scam Awareness: Safeguarding Remote Control Device Information

As a service provider, DeskIn continuously enhances its security and protection capabilities through technological advancements. As users, it is equally important to raise awareness about scams. Protecting the remote control device's code and password is crucial, as these two keys are essential and should never be shared casually. During the process of enabling remote control, avoid indiscriminately sharing invitation links to prevent malicious individuals from conducting unauthorized remote operations and stealing relevant information and data. Staying vigilant and taking preventive measure will help ensure the security of our remote control experience.

If someone impersonates a public official and demands remote control of your device, refuse firmly. Genuine public officials such as police or health authorities would never make such requests to use remote control software to assist the public. Moreover, exercise caution when receiving calls from overseas, especially if the caller requests cooperation for remote control access. It is best to hang up immediately, as the caller is likely an overseas telecommunications scammer. When dealing with remote access involving payments, exercise greater vigilance, especially when money is involved. Remain alert and cautious to protect against potential scams and be vigilant about both privacy and financial security.

Remote control software has emerged and become widely popular, but it has also led to remote network security risks. DeskIn, leveraging the power of technology, adheres to fundamental security principles, and in the future, the demands for remote security compliance will only increase. DeskIn is determined to firmly maintain its security measures and provide users with a peace of mind for remote operations.