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It’s been a little over a year and half since we last looked at anything from ASUSTOR. The now established NAS manufacturer had been fairly new when we first looked at its excellent AS-204TE, a NAS we ...

In this review we test the Asustor AS6202T NAS. The AS6202T is more powerful in the sense that it comes with a much stronger processor, more memory and a plethora of features. The 2 in that product ...

ASUSTOR's AS5004T is a solid NAS solution with a good amount of features for the standard consumer. Adding to that is its strong price point, making it one of the best bang for your buck four bay ...

Multi GigE Ethernet is coming to town, and in an effort to re-style their NAS servers, ASUSTor has released their Nimbustor 4 (AS5304t) NAS server. This puppy is aimed at a new audience, the ...

The four-bay AS-604T NAS server is the first storage product I've reviewed from Asustor -- the storage division of Asus -- and it was quite a pleasant surprise. The server was very fast in my testing, ...

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The Asustor AS4002T ($259) is a stylish dual-bay NAS designed for home use. It features a handful of high-end performance components including a 10Gb Ethernet port, link aggregation, and speedy DDR4 ...

A very easy-to-configure and use NAS from Asustor, made practical by the recent drops in NVMe drives. If those price drops continue and NVMe drives get bigger, this could soon be one of the best NAS ...

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The DeadBolt ransomware is now targeting ASUSTOR NAS devices by encrypting files and demanding a $1,150 ransom in bitcoins. Similar to the DeadBolt ransomware attacks that targeted QNAP NAS devices ...