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Have this proven to have been the case? ("a vulnerability in their closed down software which allows this"). Could you give me a link? Thanks!
by Fastidious 12y ago
Have this proven to have been the case? ("a vulnerability in their closed down software which allows this"). Could you give me a link? Thanks!
- NietTim 12y agoYou can see that there has been hacks of synology products, right?
- Fastidious 12y agoYou are trolling me, yes? Next you will say Crytolocker is a Windows vulnerability (that is not to say that Windows does not have vulnerabilities).
- CamperBob2 12y agoThe problem is that Synology has historically not been very proactive at informing and educating their users about security threats, including very specific ones like this. A company that specializes in selling advanced network appliances to novice users and non-IT pros has a certain obligation to those users, IMHO. PayPal has been described as "a fraud detection company that also transfers money." That's how Synology needs to think of themselves.
- dataminded 12y agoIf you are affiliated with Synology you should disclose that. I see that your account is only 19 hours old.
- Fastidious 12y agoNo affiliation. I am sure my account is not the only one recently created. Merely a coincidence. I own a DS411J. Really happy with it.