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I recently bought a Netgear Nighthawk R7000 router for my home. I'm trying the Armor feature of the router before I commit to buy. I use the Netgear Iphone app for managing the device.
It seems all devices from my network are scanned. For one particular device of the network, a QNAP NAS, Armor states there are 135 vulnerabilities, but the software does not provide any detail regarding the vulnerabilities.
How can I get a list of the vulnerabilities? I click everywhere, and just the total count of vulnerabilities is displayed, but no detail anywhere.
While the IPhone app does not show results, I was able to visit https://armor.netgear.com and see the vulnerabilities detail. Perhaps there is a glitch in the phone application. It's interesting because there are 135 vulnerabilities listed, but the detail repeats multiple times. Anyway, https://armor.netgear.com has a better information than the phone.
While the IPhone app does not show results, I was able to visit https://armor.netgear.com and see the vulnerabilities detail. Perhaps there is a glitch in the phone application. It's interesting because there are 135 vulnerabilities listed, but the detail repeats multiple times. Anyway, https://armor.netgear.com has a better information than the phone.
I have a similar situation and also consulted the Armor web page.
My problem is a little different but you might encounter it later too.
The NAS devices I have were scanned in 2020 when I tried Armor on an RBK50 kit.
The other day I got an RBK853 kit and thought I'd like to try Armor again.
But the NAS devices have not been re-scanned and I can't see any way to re-scan them which needs to be done since there have been many firmware updates since the 2020 scan.
I don't see any way to initiate a re-scan form the Armor web page or (in my case) the Orbi app.
I also noted I cannot initiate a scan. Also, I found there were reports one week apart as long as you have vulnerabilities. After the last vulnerability report, I fixed the source of the vulnerability (disabling uPnP) and I haven’t received any report since.
