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Re: How to protect your TNAS from Deadbolt ransomware?
Posted: 04 Mar 2022, 17:56
by V8Triker
seajayshome wrote:
> It's worth setting up SNAPSHOTS as well as some other people have said.
> You can install the SNAPSHOT application from the applications icon, and
> set it up to run whenever you want - I have it just running daily as there
> is very little that changes normally.
>
> This then allows you to revert to any previous snapshot in the event that
> some ransomware corrupts your files (nothing is infallible of course, but
> it's another tool to protect your data, and snapshots just take seconds.)
The problem is that SNAPSHOT requires a BTRFS volume, and all my drives are configures for two separate RAID volumes.
Some form of snapshot software would be great, but I like my RAID resilience.
Re: How to protect your TNAS from Deadbolt ransomware?
Posted: 04 Mar 2022, 21:59
by seajayshome
V8Triker wrote:
> seajayshome wrote:
> > It's worth setting up SNAPSHOTS as well as some other people have said.
> > You can install the SNAPSHOT application from the applications icon, and
> > set it up to run whenever you want - I have it just running daily as there
> > is very little that changes normally.
> >
> > This then allows you to revert to any previous snapshot in the event that
> > some ransomware corrupts your files (nothing is infallible of course, but
> > it's another tool to protect your data, and snapshots just take seconds.)
>
>
> The problem is that SNAPSHOT requires a BTRFS volume, and all my drives are
> configures for two separate RAID volumes.
>
> Some form of snapshot software would be great, but I like my RAID resilience.
Using RAID doesn't preclude snapshots - but as you say it would have to use btrfs (which is the default I believe). My system is also setup for RAID, but with btrfs filesystem so snapshot should be available to many people. If you're using EXT4 though you're right it wouldn't be.
Re: How to protect your TNAS from Deadbolt ransomware?
Posted: 05 Mar 2022, 03:22
by mbucayr
I can not access anything through the TOS this message appears
⚠️
WARNING: YOUR FILES HAVE BEEN LOCKED BY DEADBOLT
❓ What happened?
All your files have been encrypted. This includes (but is not limited to) Photos, Documents and Spreadsheets.
❓ Why Me?
This is not a personal attack. You have been targeted because of the inadequate security provided by your vendor (TERRAMASTER).
❓ What now?
You can make a payment of (exactly) 0.030000 bitcoin to the following address:
bc1qazsmmg8gtcl5plsmnrssqefa9yf5xvem05lvp6
Once the payment has been made we'll follow up with a transaction to the same address, this transaction will include the decryption key as part of the transaction details. [more information]
You can enter the decryption key below to start the decryption process and get access to all your files again.
important message for TERRAMASTER
🔑 Enter your decryption key here..
I can't update, I can't configure
Help Please
Re: How to protect your TNAS from Deadbolt ransomware?
Posted: 05 Mar 2022, 03:29
by mbucayr
Ihave TOS 4.2.09
Re: How to protect your TNAS from Deadbolt ransomware?
Posted: 05 Mar 2022, 04:58
by deex
@mbucayr
See this thread
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=2877
@KHnats
Did Snapshots in practice helped you to recover of it?
Re: How to protect your TNAS from Deadbolt ransomware?
Posted: 09 Mar 2022, 02:06
by enderandrew
If I log into TOS, I get a notification that an update is available. And TOS shows I'm connected to the internet with a public IP.
If I tell TOS to look online for an update, it says none is available. If I manually download the update and point it at the *.bz2 file, it gets to the unzipping step and never finishes.
There is a 5.0 beta. The instructions for that say to do a factory reset. I did that and pointed it to the 5.0 *.ins file. Now I can see my F4-210 connected to my router, and the router gave it an IP address, but the Windows app can't find it and I can't log into TOS from the browser with the IP address the router says the TNAS is on.
Did I just completely hose my TNAS because of this vulnerability and the update not applying correctly?
https://imgur.com/gallery/A89U95n
Re: How to protect your TNAS from Deadbolt ransomware?
Posted: 09 Mar 2022, 04:23
by Jac de Lad
@enderandrew: install 4.2.18 manually, then the most recent update.
Re: How to protect your TNAS from Deadbolt ransomware?
Posted: 09 Mar 2022, 17:08
by TMSupport
It may be that the system partition md9 is full, causing the decompression to fail. Please contact our tech team to help troubleshoot it.
TOS 5 needs requires a new version of TNAS PC. If you want to install TOS 5, please read the
article first.
Re: How to protect your TNAS from Deadbolt ransomware?
Posted: 15 Mar 2022, 08:09
by paulgraz
Has there been any update on this issue?
I got hit today, about 3 hours ago. I guess I wasn't keeping up as I had no idea what this was going on. I have a F2-220 with 2 3TB drives setup as Raid 1. It's been running that way since 2017 without any issues.
I powered the NAS off immediately when I saw some encrypted files with the extension .iLife The 2 HD activity lights were going nuts.
I do not have a recent backup. (Mistake #1), and I had not updated the firmware in years (mistake #2) I guess I'm going to have to rethink all of this.
I've also completely disabled uPnP on my router.
If I turn the NAS back on will it continue encrypting?
I'm considering pulling the 2 HDs and buying 2 new ones in the hope that a decrypting tool will eventually surface - I really cannot afford to pay the ransom right now.
Re: How to protect your TNAS from Deadbolt ransomware?
Posted: 15 Mar 2022, 14:42
by chourmovs
[quote=paulgraz post_id=17328 time=1647302998 user_id=3192]
Has there been any update on this issue?
I got hit today, about 3 hours ago. I guess I wasn't keeping up as I had no idea what this was going on. I have a F2-220 with 2 3TB drives setup as Raid 1. t's been running that way since 2017 without any issues.
I powered the NAS off immediately when I saw some encrypted files with the extension .iLife The 2 HD activity lights were going nuts.
I do not have a recent backup. (Mistake #1), and I had not updated the firmware in years (mistake #2) I guess I'm going to have to rethink all of this.
I've also completely disabled uPnP on my router.
If I turn the NAS back on will it continue encrypting?
I'm considering pulling the 2 HDs and buying 2 new ones in the hope that a decrypting tool will eventually surface - I really cannot afford to pay the ransom right now.
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Welcome onboard, sorry for you, I was in your situation last week :(
Yes if you power on it should continue to encrypt
You have to reinstall/update system to fix this