Re:My Synology NAS has been hacked by ransomware calling its...
by hrktb on Monday August 04, 2014 @05:27AM
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As a private user, the best solution I found was to go through BTSync set on a limited set of document folders.
It doesn't need to forward ports or expose the login system. The BTSync server is still a vulnerability, but it's under it's own user and should give less exposure than the other services like the DSFile that check the login/password. Potential damages on a simple breach (i.e. the sharing key leaked or was guessed) should be limited to the shared folders. I hope.
It doesn't need to forward ports or expose the login system. The BTSync server is still a vulnerability, but it's under it's own user and should give less exposure than the other services like the DSFile that check the login/password. Potential damages on a simple breach (i.e. the sharing key leaked or was guessed) should be limited to the shared folders. I hope.