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Qnap had a lot of security issues in the past, like unpatched RCE and backdoors. I wouldn't recommend, (and never ever use qnap cloud or upnp) as it seems they
by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Qnap had a lot of security issues in the past, like unpatched RCE and backdoors. I wouldn't recommend, (and never ever use qnap cloud or upnp) as it seems they don't really do a good job on software QA or penetration testing or security audits.
Hardware is fine but it's much more expensive than just building it yourself.
- lazide 5y agoQNAp takes the ‘just ship it’ approach. They have a lot of functionality, but it’s clear if you deal with their software much that it was a rush job. Lots of random breakages, bugs, stability issues, etc. You’re wise to not trust it with anything important.
- Marsymars 5y agoSome of their hardware is tough to do yourself. e.g. I've got a TL-D800S hooked up to my home server. I know I could build something comparable, but once hardware involves actual "building" rather than just "assembly", it's past the level of effort I want to spend.