To add on:

• There is no transparency about who is behind it. It just a Github account called "Rustdesk." It could be a real company in Singapore or it could be some guy in China as people have speculated.

• The Rustdesk software needs way more permissions than necessary. This became evident with the flatpak as they did sandbox escapes which prevented them from being on flathub

• The Rustdesk distribution is entirely centralize release server run by Rustdesk. They could easily push out malware to lots of devices.

• They have done some sketchy things in the past. One of the things they did was quietly switch Linux desktops back to X11.

• The Rustdesk system is not terribly resistant to brute forcing. The weak password means they someone could try every combination.

• Rustdesk docker deployment docker compose exposes all ports on the host. This is minor but it could lead to a sandbox excape.

• Rustdesk servers keep getting hosted in countries that have freedom problems such as China and Russia.