Cybersecuritynews Feiniu NAS Devices Compromised in Netdragon Botnet Attack
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Feiniu (fnOS) Network Attached Storage devices are being targeted by the Netdragon botnet, which exploits unpatched vulnerabilities in the fnOS platform. This attack allows the malware to create an HTTP backdoor on port 57132, enabling remote command execution through crafted GET requests. Small businesses using these devices are particularly affected as their storage systems are repurposed for DDoS attacks.
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2024-10-01
Netdragon botnet first appeared
2026-02-12
Feiniu NAS devices reported infected
2026-02-12
Attackers exploit undisclosed vulnerabilities
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