> Upon SSHing into the NAS and having a dig around the file system, I discovered a file that could be modified. /etc/upnp.json seems to contain a list of port f

> Upon SSHing into the NAS and having a dig around the file system, I discovered a file that could be modified. /etc/upnp.json seems to contain a list of port forwarding rules. Thank you to Terramaster for providing root access to these at least. Simply change bEnable to 0 for whatever ports you don’t want exposed, reboot the NAS, and check the port forwarding rules. And don't forget to do all this each time the NAS updates. And pray to whatever entity you wish that auto-updates don't get enabled. Seriously, after a blunder like this, why not return the device and find a manufacturer you can trust?