As of ActiveSync 4.0, Microsoft has incorporated the Remote Network Driver Interface Specification (RNDIS) into creation of a syncing session between a Windows Mobile device and its host PC. While the implementation of this technology has numerous advantages, it also creates an exploitable situation by which a host PC can be attacked.
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