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Internet-Exposed RDP Is Still the Ransomware On-Ramp the Gunra Advisory Warns About

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Internet-Exposed RDP Is Still the Ransomware On-Ramp the Gunra Advisory Warns About The Gunra ransomware advisory published on 10 August 2026 lists three key actions for defenders. The first is to prioritise patching known exploited vulnerabilities in internet-facing systems, and it names virtual private network gateways and RDP-exposed infrastructure in the same breath [1]. The pairing is deliberate. Remote Desktop Protocol remains one of the shortest paths from the public internet into an internal network. The advisory maps Gunra's initial access to the exploitation of known vulnerabilities

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