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Synology cloud sync bug exposes Macs to full takeover
A bug in the OS X client for Synology’s Cloud Station for syncing files across devices could allow an attacker to take over the machine.
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Synology patches serious flaws in its network-attached storage devices
Network-attached storage (NAS) manufacturer Synology fixed several vulnerabilities in its devices' software, one of which could allow attackers to compromise the data stored on them.
Lucian Constantin | 27 May | Read more
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Over 100,000 devices can be used to amplify DDoS attacks via multicast DNS
Over 100,000 devices have a misconfigured service called multicast DNS that accepts requests from the Internet and can potentially be abused to amplify distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks.
Lucian Constantin | 02 Apr | Read more
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NAS security review: Synology DS1515+ running DSM 5.1-5022
Network attached storage vendor Synology claims to have improved its handling of security issues following last year’s ransomware attacks on its users. CSO Australia and Enex Test Lab put its latest version of DiskStation Manager (DSM) on the new Synology DS1515+ hardware through its paces.
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