I have come to realize that a lot of new Synology NAS users don’t know how to activate the HTTPS protocol. Are you tired of seeing your connection to your Synology NAS in the Chrome address bar is not secure? In the step by step guide I will try to explain to you how to … Read more about How Do I Enable HTTPS on My Synology NAS?
Depends on the NAS, the virus, and the computers being used. If the NAS is based on Windows, the virus would only have to get activated on the NAS for it to be able to do damage (it can potentially be activated via some SMB vulnerability, or via a malignant email). And once activated, it … Read more about What Can a Virus Do On a Synology NAS Drive?
When configuring my firewall on Synology NAS I found it useful to have a quick way to check if the ports I was working with were open or closed. Few people know that an application called PowerShell is included in Windows 10 (by default). Thanks to the command called Test Net Connection (TNC), we can … Read more about Synology: Scanning NAS Ports Using Windows 10
Have you ever received a notification from your Synology saying “Connection to .synology.me has been lost since 2019-08-13 19:51:42 GMT +03:00”? Please check the network connection of your DiskStation, and make sure DDNS service is enabled. You will not only receive an email, but also a notification in your DSM log center section. I received … Read more about Connection to synology.me has been lost since
A few hours ago I released an article about the new DSM 6.2.2 – 24922 Update 3 and updated my Synology Nas. When I try to renew my actual Let’s Encrypt domain certificate, everything appears to be in order on my DSM admin interface Security/Certificate page with regards to the new expiration date of domain. … Read more about DSM 6.2.2 – 24922 Update 3 SEC_ERROR_REVOKED_CERTIFICATE
I just want to inform you that a new variant of Specter was discovered, one that puts Windows, Linux and ChromeOS systems at risk. It is a vulnerability that affects Intel CPUs and puts the privacy and security of users at risk. This failure could allow malicious software to access privileged memory and read content … Read more about SWAPGS and Synology NAS: Should We Worry?