The Ryzen™ 5 5600H is 23% faster than the previous generation:
AMD's ANNOUNCEMENT AT CES of the Rembrandt APU uses a ZEN3+ architecture and a 6nm process, and a recent test score for a Lenovo laptop unveiled the Ryzen 5 5600H.
The Ryzen™ 5 6600H has 6 cores and 12 threads, a base frequency of 3.3GHz, and the maximum acceleration frequency in the test reaches 4.54GHz. GeekBench single-threaded 1472 points, multi-threaded 9954 points, respectively, higher than the previous generation of Ryzen™ 5600H 6% and 23% higher.
Judging from the Geekbench test results, the 45-watt Ryzen™ 5 6600H is already close to the 65-watt TDP desktop Ryzen™ 5600X in terms of multi-threaded performance. In addition to the performance upgrades brought by ZEN3+, the new generation of Ryzen 6000 APU will also integrate an RDNA 2 core display comparable to the entry-only display, and the laptop equipped with it is expected to be available from next month.
QNAP NAS was attacked by 0day vulnerability:
The 24-hour-on NAS network share server has become a hot target. A 0day vulnerability is a security vulnerability that was known or exposed on a system before the relevant patch was known and released.
A new ransomware virus called DeadBolt is exploiting a security vulnerability in QNAP's QTS system that will encrypt files on the NAS and require users to pay 0.03 bitcoins (about 1145 yuan) to decrypt the files.
The arrogant virus developer also extended his hand directly to QNAP, asking the latter to choose between the two: either pay 5 bitcoins (about 190,000 yuan) in exchange for the details of the security vulnerability exploited by the virus, or pay 50 bitcoins (about 1.9 million yuan) in exchange for the master key to unlock all the attacked QNAPP NAS and inform them of the details of the security vulnerability.
At present, QNAP's response is mainly to require users to update the NAS to the latest QTS version as soon as possible, disable port forwarding in routers, disable UPNP in myQNAPcloud, and avoid exposing QNCOM NAS to the extranet.