What are the recommended defenses against tscon-based remote desktop hijacking?

First, users should always **log off** remote desktop sessions instead of disconnecting, as disconnected sessions remain hijackable. Second, monitor system login logs to detect unauthorized remote access, since attackers typically need an initial foothold. Finally, secure the system against privilege escalation and backdoors (like the utility manager or magnifier backdoor) that grant System privileges. These measures help prevent the exploitation chain described in Penetration Technique - Using tscon to Achieve Unauthorized Remote Desktop Login.