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How to securely control another Mac over the internet
The problem I have with these solutions, and the Mac, is that a VNC session is visible at both ends. In my case, I want to use this with a computer at work, which requires a certain level of information control. Unlike Windows Remote Desktop Connections, a VNC session with a Mac is visible to everyone standing in the room with my work Mac - which would normally either have me sitting in front of it or be secured with it's screensaver (and OF passwords, etc).
How to securely control another Mac over the internet
That's a very good question. Leopard is supposed to have virtual desktops. Seems like the next logical step would be to make individual desktop(s) non-shared among connections just like terminal or X11 sessions. This more-unixy behavior would be preferable to Windows Remote Desktop which locks the console screen when you connect, which in turn is preferable to VNC's behavior of sharing the local and remote screens. |
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