But if you got hit with ransomware via SMB, you'd still have that panic moment because encrypted files would be seen on the share. However, with OneBlox, because our object-based file system (that presents NFS/SMB) is immutable, we are immune to any ransomware-mapped network drives or not. Not "immune" exactly, because the "visible" file could get encrypted, but there would always be a path back to the original file, correct? Immune would make it sound like you'd never even know. In general yes and that may be true with legacy RAID based storage solutions. As far as I know, it could corrupt Synology if a drive is mapped through SMB and in that case, it does not matter if your NAS is Synology or any other vendor, right? What do you mean by CryptoLocker can attack Synology "Directly".
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