PATCHED QNAP CD

On Tuesday, security firm Censys reported that data collected from network scan searches showed that as many as 29,000 QNAP devices may not have been patched against CVE-2022-27596. Researchers found that of the 30,520 Internet-connected devices showing what version they were running, only 557, or about 2 percent, were patched. In all, Censys said it detected 67,415 QNAP devices. The 29,000 figure was estimated by applying the 2 percent patch rate to the total number of devices.

PATCHED QNAP CD

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If user data is encrypted or being encrypted, the NAS must not be shut down. Users should run a malware scan with the latest Malware Remover version immediately, and then contact QNAP Technical Support at service.qnap.com.

How exactly is the ransomware getting onto people's network-attached storage systems? Well, look no further than these three critical vulnerabilities that QNAP patched this month, the first two highlighted today in its warning to customers:

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