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I can use https://www.yourpowermed.hu/ my credentials to login to the Anydesk desktop app just fine. When you initiate the connection, you only see the lock screen of the ‘remote’ machine you are trying to connect to. The mouse cursor on the ‘remote’ machine track the mouse on the ‘local’ one. You see a password prompt on the ‘remote’ machine but not on the ‘local’ one.

• However, I already AM a licensed user (with an account created on my.anydesk.com).
• While the company says that no authentication tokens were stolen, out of caution, AnyDesk is revoking all passwords to their web portal and suggests changing the password if it’s used on other sites.
• After the last version update (7.1.1), I have been unable to connect from any device to another iOS device – e.g. iPhone to iPhone, Mac to iPhone.
• You see a password prompt on the ‘remote’ machine but not on the ‘local’ one.
• To resolve this, make sure date/time settings in Windows 11 are synced and accurate to your time zone.

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No login prompt appears on the local machine you try to connect from. The only listed change in the new version is that the company switched to a new code signing certificate and will revoke the old one soon. AnyDesk confirmed today that it suffered a recent cyberattack that allowed hackers to gain access to the company’s production systems. BleepingComputer has learned that source code and private code signing keys were stolen during the attack. I changed the setting to allow for remote login as well as to allow for ctrl alt del.

The software is also popular among threat actors who use it forpersistent access to breached devices and networks. After the last version update (7.1.1), I have been unable to connect from any device to another iOS device – e.g. iPhone to iPhone, Mac to iPhone. In a statement shared with BleepingComputer late Friday afternoon, AnyDesk says they first learned of the attack after detecting indications of an incident on their production servers. Since this morning, Anydesk custom client, from my.anydesk 1 and 2 (.exe and .msi) is blocked by Defender.

Solution for error: Could not connect to AnyDesk network

This is only a problem when I connect to a SERVER computer that requires ALT CTRL DEL to log in. So based on this info, all I need to make sure the session isn’t blocked is to make sure my client is licensed. However, I already AM a licensed user (with an account created on my.anydesk.com).

If you enter the ‘remote’ machine lock screen password, it opens up, but on the ‘local’ machine, you still only see the ‘remote’ lock screen. However the mouse cursor on the ‘local’ machine gets larger and displays a stop symbol beside it (red circle with diaganol line). Meanwhile, you can browse the ‘remote’ machine files, get some of the ‘remote’ machine details etc. As part of their response, AnyDesk says they have revoked security-related certificates and remediated or replaced systems as necessary. They also reassured customers that AnyDesk was safe to use and that there was no evidence of end-user devices being affected by the incident. I understand the session is rejected is due to the latest 7.1.1 update, as the patch notes state that “incoming sessions from not licensed clients are blocked”.

AnyDesk is a remote access solution that allows users to remotely access computers over a network or the internet. The program is very popular with the enterprise, which use it for remote support or to access colocated servers. Yesterday, access was restored, allowing users to log in to their accounts, but AnyDesk did not provide any reason for the maintenance in the status updates. While the company says that no authentication tokens were stolen, out of caution, AnyDesk is revoking all passwords to their web portal and suggests changing the password if it’s used on other sites.