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How risky would it be to use a NAS that no longer has firmware support to backup my Unraid server? (alien.top)

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In my case, it's a NetGear ReadyNAS 2100, but generally speaking I haven't seen much discussion on this. What could go wrong?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

If you can completely isolate it so that only management network+ unRAID are reachable, then it's fine.

Outside network is one attack domain, however don't forget that if your PC or other mobile devices on network are infected by virus or malware, they can initiate attack from inside, look at the case of WannaCry in the past.