Cybersecurity

The NAS Nobody Patched - From Unauthenticated RCE to Network Proxy via WD MyCloud

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A Western Digital MyCloud NAS device was exploited through an unpatched command injection vulnerability, allowing attackers to gain root access and set up a covert SOCKS proxy. This highlights the risk of exposing network-attached storage devices with outdated firmware to external networks, as they can be turned into hidden attack vectors.

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