Brute force attacks on NAS products - how to protect?
Posted: 14 Aug 2021, 04:35
This week there have been numerous brute force attacks reported against qnap and Synology products. One of my TOS servers was also attempted to be probed but my network firewall blocked it.
Synology has advised their users to take several actions in defense. The first was to change passwords and use strong passwords.
Next they advised deleting the default "admin" account and creating a different account in the admin group.
I know that I can create a different admin user, but is it possible in TOS to have a different password for root? At present the root password is the same as admin but I'd like to make a different one if possible.
Synology has advised their users to take several actions in defense. The first was to change passwords and use strong passwords.
Next they advised deleting the default "admin" account and creating a different account in the admin group.
I know that I can create a different admin user, but is it possible in TOS to have a different password for root? At present the root password is the same as admin but I'd like to make a different one if possible.