QNAP NAS - Making Your NAS as Secure As Possible

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Comment from : OXBMAD

This was a bit of a skimmy brOverviews are one thing, but you did say you would show how to set this up securely That wasn't delivered here
Comment from : Inter Linked

not gonna lie I wasn't thinking 20 minutes later all i'd hear is change password and scan for malware, that hardly keeps the NAS secure, if I had a good password to begin with my security isn't increased by changing it constantly and doing a malware scan isn't keeping me secure, stopping malware get on my system would be and being notified of the lack of security is moot and not keeping me secure password, update and scan malware that takes 20 seconds I thought you were going to show us how to disable certain ports, etc
Comment from : zee anemone

Can you do a video with the best firewall configuration for a multimedia qnap server like the tvs h674 without using the upnp method? thanks again
Comment from : German V Just MyReview!

You didn't mention running a VPN :( That saves so much complexity
Comment from : Brad Studio

If i don't have QNAP Cloud installed, does that mean that i am not connected to the internet?brIs sending email notification not a good idea, considering i don't want to link my NAS to the internet?
Comment from : Jon Kino

will adding 2step verification change the way using share links work (ie: sending a share link to a shared folder on my nas to friends via email)?brI primarily use my NAS as a place to store PDF's/music/videos for friends to download
Comment from : Alan S

Hi, Thanks for the great video!brWould you be ableto elaborate on sharing the file process to an external temporary user, please?
Comment from : Mihajlo Lakicevic

I miss the most important step, formatting and throwing away the QNAP
Comment from : THEALEXD3145

Found the presentation very irritating Why keep wizzing the cursor around the screen Why not use a large black cursor Don't do everything so quickly
Comment from : Jon Boon

I have an older TS-469 Pro running 434, so I guess my NAS is somewhat obsolete in terms of available applications such as Security Counselor
Comment from : Rusty Cloninger

I don't have the QuFirewall and the SSecurity Counselor available sadly, at least it just doesn't want to install Probably because my NAS is way too old, running QTS 426
Comment from : JustSomeStuff

WOW Nice find here!! Great video
Comment from : 9 JuanJuan

Thank you Wish I'd seen your recommendations BEFORE the Qlocker attack
Comment from : XenonOzHID

Thank you for the video Do you know if there is a way to span storage across multiple NAS units so that you can see all your storage as a virtual volume across your network?brIE if I have 3 NAS units can the individual volumes be combined as logical volume?
Comment from : Alfred

hello sir your videos is so helpfull for me but i am confuse with how to configure alnet ssystem software with qnap nas storage i have configure qnap nas storage raid 6 with 4tb *12 hdd 1 hdd in spare but i am able to see live video but not able save nas storage so can you help me how to add path in qnap nas storage for save recording Thanks,Jerry Upadhyay
Comment from : Jaimin Upadhyay

If Norton or Bitdefender is installed as your main antivirus, will they be able to work on Qnap NAS? Instead of MacAfee, which for instance I don't like
Comment from : Benny Hansen

Changing the default port does not enhance security Security by obscurity Port scanners can detect open ports it might fool some scriptsbrbrMost people who serious about securing administrative interfaces dont expose them directly to the internet periodbrThats terrible terrible terrible security praticebrbrA seperate vpn server with a dedicated vlan for admin is what you should be using to secure the admin interface and remotely managing the nasbrbrExamplebrSetup vlan 100 for managementbrSetup vlan 201 for cifsbrSetup vlan 202 for iscsibrbrSetup vlan 300 for public network (internet)brbrSetup vpn server in dmz with one arm into the public network (300) another arm into vlan 100brSetup logging and auditingbrEnsure 2fa exists for vpn servicebrbrThe qnap should have ports trunked with vlan 100,201,202 or dedicated portsbrAssign the services ip addresses in each of the rangesbrbrI never ever bother changing port numbers it simply offers very little security and may just elude some scripts scanning on certain ports
Comment from : hiddeninthewires

Thank you so much for this I wish I had known all this ahead of April though as you pointed out, even this may not have prevented the issues
Comment from : The Aurora Chasers

BOOM! - QuTS hero h4531670 build 20210515 just droppedbrbrSome hardening/best practie being done :)brbrbrbSnippet/bbrControl Panel br- To enhance device security, QuTS hero now automatically checks SQL Server password and disables the service if users still use the default password br- Modified various HTTP header default configurations to enhance device security br- Added support for customizing the HTTP response header "Server" br- QuTS hero now automatically installs recommended firmware updates by default Administrators can specify a schedule to check for and perform updates br- Web Server service is now disabled by default br- Users can now specify the community name when using UPS with SNMP connection
Comment from : bluenapalm123

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Comment from : kate Solomon

Great video thanks Rob I found the info about Security Counselor particularly useful - I'd never heard of it before! I now feel much happier with the security of my NAS
Comment from : Guy 88

thank you very much!
Comment from : aviramtw

Great video! Really appreciate you taking the time to give such helpful advice
Comment from : Sam Aitcheson

Simplest way to be secure is to not buy qnap I'm totally disapointed This company sucks and Qlocker case proves it clearly
Comment from : piotrosb

Totally agree re setting 2FA for login, but to make it more secure I've felt much better since I disabled Qnapcloud and setup VPN only access with Qvpn on the NAS and OpenVPN on my phone/PC
Comment from : Alan Robertson

Great video (as usual) Thanks for getting it out so quickly I notice in the forums that opinion seems to be that MyQNAPcloud should never be used This is disappointing as really like this feature and would like to have my own cloud What is your view on this, can myQNAPcloud be used safely if set up correctly?
Comment from : Darren

I like the video, great content, very knowledgeable and informative Constructive criticism - at the beginning you are too long winded Most of the first 3 min could be said in about 30-45 seconds Keep producing and keep improving 👍
Comment from : D R

After this personally very hard and very expensive lesson (I am a knowledgeable user) I will agree that QNAP NAS software is rubbish QNAP itself has no idea how this latest ransomware attack happened so as a consumer I have to assume that the attack is persistent and ongoing as of today For me this means that ALL QNAP software and hardware (BIOS) are either infected or are going to be infected including QFinder on my local machine QNAP of course will not tell anyone for fear of giving away their hand in this ongoing fight so consumers are all walking with our pants down against this Ransomware attack Better to disconnect all your NAS drives and go dark BIG fail QNAP
Comment from : George Anthony

QNAP has garbage software, Synology is killing it with theirsbrQnaps software and usability has degraded substantially over the years
Comment from : Damo Spearzo

how do I disconnect my Qnap from the internet?
Comment from : Kurt Keaner

Super guide Audio level quite good ;-)
Comment from : Heine Christensen

Thanks for the video I've been through all these menus etc on my Qnap before, what would be useful is to know exactly what to change Being a total novice I felt this wasn’t much help, but maybe a future video explains what to change to make it secure would be more useful Fingers crossed
Comment from : Jerseypaul

Very good, there is a guy in Qnap that has taught me all this over time with tickets He needs a medal, because he saved me from being infected from Qlocker But there is one condition You need to be sincere and asking you want to master your Qnap NAS Mastering your Qnap is very important Learning and to be taught Listening, applying and keep questioning until you know that you know that you know The reason why all these Qnaps were highjacked was simply because people don't care about security and how to apply it And Guys there is NEW FIRMWARE, so start downloading and rebooting ! ;-))
Comment from : Michael FlamingSword

Thanks Robbie! been looking to buy an 88x series and stopped dead in my tracks after the attackbrThis video provides some hope : )
Comment from : AirfoilsInMotion

Thanks for the video I have yet to see a description of how the attack malware payload was delivered and loaded on the NASs Fortunately I was not impacted since I was not using the remote access Qnap cloud, had uPNP disabled and a strong admin password I was alerted when the malware scanner ran and I received notification that the malware was removed
Comment from : Walt

Thanks for the great sharing!
Comment from : Chris iPad

you are the best 👌
Comment from : Petros

Thank you
Comment from : DOUF DOUFIE

just a quick question:bris it possible to change the name of the admin account on a QNAP NAS?brbrbecause if this isn't possible it is a security issue (by design), too
Comment from : Teilzeitotaku

I know it would be a lot of repeating, but could you do this for a Synology NAS as well?brAlthough we are not affected by recent QNAP issues, it has created awareness to tighten settings with our systems as wellbrEspecially, how to use a NAS on the home network (for in house users), so its plugged into the modem/router but is OFFLINE from the internet Thats quite confusing to set up thxbrbrAnd secondly and its a bit odd, but interesting Would you be willing to 'infect' one of your QNAS (a 2drive maybe, with non critical files) with the ransom ware, and actually show people, step by step what you did to fix, or at least limit the damage?
Comment from : Pitboy