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Browser hijackers are a type of malware designed to attack and compromise web browsers. They change your browser's settings without your permission or knowledge. Why attack browsers? Because everyone uses one. What are Browser...

If your QNAP NAS box was infected with malware (such as QSnatch), or you simply plan to sell it, you'll need to perform a factory reset to wipe your info and restore its default...

A number of QNAP NAS boxes, including the TS-253B, TS-253D (that I use), and the TS-453KX recently reviewed here sport full-on PCIe slots. You can use these to add features not present in box...

ZFS is a stable, robust, and fault-tolerant file system with built-in RAID-like properties and drive pools. We show you how to create a ZFS drive pool and control access to it. What is ZFS? ...

When you purchase a new QNAP NAS, the first step is connecting it to, and finding it on, the local network. Once found, you can then begin setting it up. Here's how to find...

If you just bought your first ASUSTOR NAS, and you're new to the NAS game in general, getting set up may seem a bit daunting--but it doesn't have to be. Here's how to set...

Your ASUSTOR NAS, like any other device, is susceptible to security breaches. Practicing basic cyber security hygiene is the first step in securing your NAS. Here's what you need to do in order to...

If you're fairly new to the NAS scene, you may be wondering how to find your ASUSTOR NAS on your local network. Luckily, the process is pretty straightforward. Here's how it's done. Prerequisites As you may...

If your ASUSTOR NAS is giving you problems or if you plan on selling it, perform a factory reset. A factory reset will restore the NAS to its factory default settings and wipe all...