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Another day, another cyberattack against QNAP’s network-attached storage (NAS) devices. This time, QNAP users are being targeted by ech0raix, a known ransomware operator that’s been targeting vulnerable QNAP devices for years now.
Users first started recording being hit with ransomware on June 8, and since then, the number of ID Ransomware submissions has been quickly piling up. So far, a “few dozen” samples have been submitted, but the actual number of successful attacks is probably a lot higher since some victims won’t be using the ID Ransomware service to detect the strain that attacked them, the publication states.
QNAP is so far being silent on the matter, so it’s hard to know exactly how the attack was mounted, and whether or not any malware was used.
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