In response to security vulnerabilities ASUSTOR has released ADM 2.6.3 featuring upgraded SAMBA and OpenSSL versions, new 2-step authentication login mechanism for strengthening account security, newly added Pushbullet and Pushover free push notification services that are compatible with a variety of devices, platforms and browsers, allowing network administrators to comprehensively grasp system statuses and increase productivity.
In response to security vulnerabilities
ASUSTOR has released ADM 2.6.3 featuring upgraded SAMBA and OpenSSL versions, new 2-step authentication login mechanism for strengthening account security, newly added Pushbullet and Pushover free push notification services that are compatible with a variety of devices, platforms and browsers, allowing network administrators to comprehensively grasp system statuses and increase productivity.
ASUSTOR, a provider of network storage solutions, announced the release of ADM 2.6.3 core upgrades for all ASUSTOR NAS devices. In addition to providing a solution to security vulnerabilities by upgrading the core SAMBA and OpenSSL versions, ADM 2.6.3 also strengthens ADM account security be adding the 2-step authentication function. After configuration of the function, in addition to an ADM account password, users will also need a phone verification code to sign in to ADM. Now, even if their account password is stolen by malicious parties, users can still ensure the security of their accounts with this additional layer of protection. ADM 2.6.3 also supports two free push notification services in Pushbullet and Pushover. Both are available on multiple devices, across different platforms and major Web browsers. These two services allow system event notifications to be instantly pushed onto phones, mobile devices or PCs. This can significantly lower the response time for users such as system administrators, increasing productivity.