Remote Desktop Manager — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 45

This page documents security weaknesses identified in Devolutions Remote Desktop Manager, categorized by Common Weakness Enumeration types. It aggregates a comprehensive list of vulnerabilities discovered in the software, covering incidents from January 1, 2020, through the present date. Users can utilize this resource to track vendor advisories issued by Devolutions as they address specific security flaws. It allows security professionals to understand the prevalence and nature of different weakness classes affecting remote access tools. Additionally, the page provides a detailed history of vulnerabilities associated with this specific product, enabling analysts to review past security incidents and their resolutions. The content is structured to facilitate easy lookup of individual weaknesses without requiring specific CVE identifiers, focusing instead on the broader context of the product's security posture. By compiling these details, the page serves as a centralized reference for understanding the evolution of security risks in Remote Desktop Manager. This information is essential for system administrators and security auditors who need to assess the current risk landscape and ensure their deployments are patched against known issues. The data presented here is derived from official vendor disclosures and recognized security databases, ensuring accuracy and reliability for decision-making processes. This approach helps organizations maintain a secure environment by keeping informed about the latest threats and recommended mitigations.