Category Archives: ISL Conference Proxy
ISL Online Gets a Complete Makeover in ISL Conference Proxy 4.3
We are proud to announce the release of ISL Conference Proxy 4.3 for Windows and Linux with server-side modules for remote desktop and other collaborative services. ISL Online built a lot of value into the new version of the ISL … Continue reading
Server License users, it’s time to move from SHA-1 to SHA-2 encryption
IMPORTANT: Server License users need to upgrade their ISL Conference Proxy to 4.2.0 or later to avoid Windows blocking ISL Online applications on Windows 7 and higher due to Microsoft SHA-1 deprecation policy.
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Tagged code signing certificate, ISL Conference Proxy, IT support, remote access, remote deskop, remote support, security upgrade, server license, server license users, sha-1, sha-2, upgrade isl conference proxy
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Security update for Server License: Poodle (SSL v.3) vulnerability
Short after the Bash bug or Shellshock, which ISL Online was NOT affected by, another security vulnerability has been revealed. This time, a 15-years old flaw in SSL 3.0 or the so-called POODLE attack is a problem in the CBC … Continue reading
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Tagged poodle, remote access security, ssl, sslv3
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The biggest upgrade for ISL Online’s on-premises Server License since 2005
For those of you who prefer on-premises remote desktop support software, ISL Online has the biggest backend change ready for you after 2005. The newest server application, ISL Conference Proxy 4.0, will enhance your user experience to a corporate-wise level. … Continue reading
ISL Online’s Heartbleed Bug Within OpenSSL Fixed
According to heartbleed.com, the OpenSSL cryptographic software library, also in use by ISL Online, has a serious vulnerability called the Heartbleed bug. Uncovered by a team of security engineers from Codenomicon and Google Security, the weakness allows attackers to steal … Continue reading
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Tagged heartbleed, heartbleed bug, openssl, ssl
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6 Steps to Setup External Authentication for Remote Desktop Users
Updated on April 04, 2022 by Barbara Viskovic If you are a small company, the answer to why use external authentication may not be apparent immediately, but if you are a big company, then you probably know that introducing a … Continue reading
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