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I’d rather submit an emergency change request to patch the servers. I’m human thus prone to forgetting things and then I’ll never undo it.It negatively affects our security posture.So in my particular scenario, I would set the patched client(s) to ‘Vulnerable’ which means that I would then be exposing remote servers to attacks by supporting fallback to insecure versions.Īrguments can be made either way to justify this but I don’t think its wise: It’s a fake solution or as I like to call them faux-lutions. Well I know my client is patched so that rules out Scenario 1, making it clear our Server 2016 servers are missing KB 4103723.
Server Unpatched + Clients Patched ‘Mitigated’ = Blocked.Server Unpatched + Clients Patched ‘Force updated clients’ = Blocked.Server Patched ‘Force updated clients’ + Clients Unpatched = Blocked.In reviewing the interoperability matrix there are only a few blocked scenarios: This intentional change adjusts the default setting from ‘Vulnerable’ to ‘Mitigated’.
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The May 8, 2018, update makes the new updates CredSSP protocol mandatory.The April 17, 2018, Remote Desktop Client (RDP) update in KB 4093120 enhances the error message that is presented when an updated client fails to connect to a server that has not been updated.The initial March 13, 2018, release updated the CredSSP authentication protocol but did NOT enforce the new version of the CredSSP protocol.This is intentional and I urge you to direct your attention to the URL in the message: Ĭliff’s Notes version of the cause from the article: This could be due to CredSSP encryption oracle remediation. Today, when I attempted to RDP into Server 2016 boxes I received the following error: With it also being Patch Tuesday and my machines part of the Patient Zero Device Collection targeted for updates I received May’s patches last night/this morning.
Yesterday was a productive day and all was well. I’ve been working furiously on some Citrix XenApp stuff recently on shiny new Server 2016 boxes.