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Remote desktop tools that create non-encrypted remote sessions (or can be configured to use unencrypted connections) include:

1. Microsoft Remote Desktop Services (RDS) / RDP (Older Versions)
By default, older versions of RDP (before RDP 8.0) used weak or no encryption.

If Network Level Authentication (NLA) and TLS are disabled, RDP sessions may be unencrypted.

2. VNC (Virtual Network Computing)
Popular VNC tools like UltraVNC, TightVNC, RealVNC (free version) can run without encryption unless configured with an SSL/TLS add-on.

Some versions transmit passwords and data in plain text by default.

3. TeamViewer (Older Versions & LAN Mode)
Older versions had an option to disable encryption.

LAN-Only mode can run without encryption if not properly configured.

4. AnyDesk (Custom Configurations)
Can be set to use no encryption in certain enterprise or private setups.

5. X11 Forwarding (Xorg without SSH)
When using X11 forwarding without SSH tunneling, remote sessions may be transmitted in clear text.

6. Telnet (For Remote GUI via X11)
If used for remote desktop-like access (e.g., through X11 forwarding), Telnet itself is unencrypted.

How to Ensure Secure Remote Access?
Use TLS/SSL encryption in tools like RDP, VNC, and AnyDesk.

Enable NLA for RDP.

Use SSH tunneling for X11 forwarding.

Avoid unencrypted VNC configurations.

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