RFB
RFB, or Remote Framebuffer, is a protocol used to remotely view and interact with the graphical desktop of another computer. It is the underlying protocol behind many VNC (Virtual Network Computing) implementations and is designed to be cross‑platform and relatively simple to implement.
In a typical RFB session, a client connects to a server, which owns a framebuffer representing the
RFB supports a range of security options, and older implementations often transmitted data in plaintext. Modern
History and ecosystem: RFB originated in the 1990s as part of the development of VNC and has