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Digital999
Nov 03, 2016Luminary
Proposed change to ReadyNas firmware
Because of network topology it is often not possible to protect the ReadyNAS device from internal (to the network) hacks or security compromises.
Passwords are a good start.
What would be a great addition and probably not too much development is to implement a password failure count and after so many failures refuse attampts for 30 minutes or so.
Make it a configuration option.
This sounds like something for the Idea Exchange for ReadyNAS
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- mdgm-ntgrNETGEAR Employee Retired
This sounds like something for the Idea Exchange for ReadyNAS
- Digital999Luminary
Done -- did not know the right venue.
Now go vote for it!
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