CVE-2025-54149
An uncontrolled resource consumption vulnerability has been reported to affect Qsync Central. If a local attacker gains a user account, they can then exploit the vulnerability to launch a denial-of-service (DoS) attack. We have already fixed the vulnerability in the following ve…
Ransomware groups specifically target backup systems to prevent recovery. Update immediately, then verify that at least one backup copy is offline or immutable (cloud with object lock, or air-gapped media). If your only backup is on a NAS exposed to the network, you have no ransomware recovery option.
NAS devices with internet-facing QuickConnect, DDNS, or direct port-forwarding are frequent ransomware targets. If remote access to the NAS is not essential, disable it. Use VPN to access NAS remotely instead.
This vulnerability enables privilege escalation from a standard user to admin/SYSTEM. Ensure users do not have local administrator rights on endpoints. Apply the principle of least privilege — standard users should not be local admins.
An attacker needs local access to exploit this. Focus on endpoint detection, privilege management, and preventing initial compromise (phishing, malicious USB).
SMB Attack Probability Score weights: EPSS exploit likelihood (35%), CISA KEV active exploitation (25%), SMB stack prevalence (20%), exploit maturity (10%), CVSS network vector complexity (10%). Impact scenarios are derived from software category and historical SMB incident patterns. Scores recompute daily.