Sebfly

Je ne sais pas si il y a d'autres dossiers concernés... J'ai reçu ce mail parce que j'ai un vrai DS209 (que je compte remplacer par un Xpenology) et sur le DSM, qui pourtant n'est plus mis à jour depuis la 4.2, bizarrement une mise à jour via DSM est apparue aujourd'hui suite à ce message pour corriger la faille de sécurité. Mon DSM reste en 4.2 mais corrigé. En 5 ans que j'ai ce syno, c'est la première fois que je reçois un message de sécurité... Il faut donc faire une mise à jour ou réinstaller avec la version non faillible, mais je ne sais pas comment.

Je ne sais pas si il y a d'autres dossiers concernés... J'ai reçu ce mail parce que j'ai un vrai DS209 (que je compte remplacer par un Xpenology) et sur le DSM, qui pourtant n'est plus mis à jour depuis la 4.2, bizarrement une mise à jour via DSM est apparue aujourd'hui suite à ce message pour corriger la faille de sécurité. Mon DSM reste en 4.2 mais corrigé. En 5 ans que j'ai ce syno, c'est la première fois que je reçois un message de sécurité... Il faut donc faire une mise à jour ou réinstaller avec la version non faillible, mais je ne sais pas comment.

J'ai reçu ce mail de Synology hier, apparemment ton système est piraté et il faut le mettre à jour: Dear Synology users, Synology® confirmed known security issues (reported as CVE-2013-6955 and CVE-2013-6987) which would cause compromise to file access authority in DSM. An updated DSM version resolving these issues has been released accordingly. The followings are possible symptoms to appear on affected DiskStation and RackStation: Exceptionally high CPU usage detected in Resource Monitor: CPU resource occupied by processes such as dhcp.pid, minerd, synodns, PWNED, PWNEDb, PWNEDg, PWNEDm, or any processes with PWNED in their names Appearance of non-Synology folder: An automatically created shared folder with the name “startup”, or a non-Synology folder appearing under the path of “/root/PWNED” Redirection of the Web Station: “Index.php” is redirected to an unexpected page Appearance of non-Synology CGI program: Files with meaningless names exist under the path of “/usr/syno/synoman” Appearance of non-Synology script file: Non-Synology script files, such as “S99p.sh”, appear under the path of “/usr/syno/etc/rc.d” If users identify any of above situation, they are strongly encouraged to do the following: For DiskStation or RackStation running on DSM 4.3, please follow the instruction here to REINSTALL DSM 4.3-3827. For DiskStation or RackStation running on DSM 4.0, it’s recommended to REINSTALL DSM 4.0-2259 or onward from Synology Download Center. For DiskStation or RackStation running on DSM 4.1 or DSM 4.2, it’s recommended to REINSTALL DSM 4.2-3243 or onward from Synology Download Center. For other users who haven’t encountered above symptoms, it is recommended to go to DSM > Control Panel > DSM Update page, update to versions above to protect DiskStation from malicious attacks. Synology has taken immediate actions to fix vulnerability at the point of identifying malicious attacks. As proliferation of cybercrime and increasingly sophisticated malware evolves, Synology continues to casting resources mitigating threats and dedicates to providing the most reliable solutions for users. If users still notice their DiskStation behaving suspiciously after being upgraded to the latest DSM version, please contact security@synology.com. Sincerely, Synology Development Team

J'ai reçu ce mail de Synology hier, apparemment ton système est piraté et il faut le mettre à jour: Dear Synology users, Synology® confirmed known security issues (reported as CVE-2013-6955 and CVE-2013-6987) which would cause compromise to file access authority in DSM. An updated DSM version resolving these issues has been released accordingly. The followings are possible symptoms to appear on affected DiskStation and RackStation: Exceptionally high CPU usage detected in Resource Monitor: CPU resource occupied by processes such as dhcp.pid, minerd, synodns, PWNED, PWNEDb, PWNEDg, PWNEDm, or any processes with PWNED in their names Appearance of non-Synology folder: An automatically created shared folder with the name “startup”, or a non-Synology folder appearing under the path of “/root/PWNED” Redirection of the Web Station: “Index.php” is redirected to an unexpected page Appearance of non-Synology CGI program: Files with meaningless names exist under the path of “/usr/syno/synoman” Appearance of non-Synology script file: Non-Synology script files, such as “S99p.sh”, appear under the path of “/usr/syno/etc/rc.d” If users identify any of above situation, they are strongly encouraged to do the following: For DiskStation or RackStation running on DSM 4.3, please follow the instruction here to REINSTALL DSM 4.3-3827. For DiskStation or RackStation running on DSM 4.0, it’s recommended to REINSTALL DSM 4.0-2259 or onward from Synology Download Center. For DiskStation or RackStation running on DSM 4.1 or DSM 4.2, it’s recommended to REINSTALL DSM 4.2-3243 or onward from Synology Download Center. For other users who haven’t encountered above symptoms, it is recommended to go to DSM > Control Panel > DSM Update page, update to versions above to protect DiskStation from malicious attacks. Synology has taken immediate actions to fix vulnerability at the point of identifying malicious attacks. As proliferation of cybercrime and increasingly sophisticated malware evolves, Synology continues to casting resources mitigating threats and dedicates to providing the most reliable solutions for users. If users still notice their DiskStation behaving suspiciously after being upgraded to the latest DSM version, please contact security@synology.com. Sincerely, Synology Development Team