ExpressVPN Fixes Security Bug in Windows Apps – Here's All You Need to Know

ExpressVPN patches Windows bug that exposed remote desktop traffic

ExpressVPN has released a new patch for its Windows app to close a vulnerability that can leave remote desktop traffic unprotected. If you use ExpressVPN on Windows, download version 12.101.0.45 as soon as possible, especially if you use Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) or any other traffic through TCP port 3389. ExpressVPN announced both the vulnerability and the fix in a blog post earlier this week. According to that post, an independent research…

ExpressVPN fixes security bug in Windows apps – here's all you need to know

Weeks after completing an independent no-log audit, an RDP bug could have leaked users' real IP addresses, but it's now been patched.

ExpressVPN fixes a bug which could have disclosed user IP addresses

An ExpressVPN user altered the provider to a bug which could've exposed user's real IP address. It's now been fixed but here's what you need to know

ExpressVPN bug leaked user IPs in Remote Desktop sessions

ExpressVPN has fixed a flaw in its Windows client that caused Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) traffic to bypass the virtual private network (VPN) tunnel, exposing the users' real IP addresses.

ExpressVPN Fixes Windows VPN Leak Affecting RDP Traffic

ExpressVPN has alerted users of a security issue in its Windows application that allowed certain Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) traffic to bypass the VPN tunnel, potentially exposing users’ IP addresses. This vulnerability primarily affected TCP traffic routed over port 3389, the standard port for RDP connections, which are often used in enterprise environments rather than by typical consumers.  The issue was discovered after a tip from a securit…