Synology strengthens product security through global collaboration at Pwn2Own Ireland 2025

Taipei, Taiwan — October 24, 2025 — Synology today announced its participation in Pwn2Own Ireland 2025 and extended its appreciation to all security researchers who contributed to enhancing the security of Synology users' data. This initiative underscores Synology's long-standing commitment to delivering secure and reliable data management solutions for users worldwide.

"Security isn't a one-time feature; it's a continuous responsibility," said Hanen Lin, Manager of Infrastructure Division at Synology. "By engaging directly with security researchers at Pwn2Own, we encourage responsible disclosure and strengthen the security of our products."

Synology has actively participated in international cybersecurity initiatives since 2015, collaborating with global researchers to identify and resolve potential vulnerabilities before they can be exploited, thereby strengthening product security and protecting user data.

Synology acknowledges and thanks security researchers from Summoning Team, Synacktiv, and Verichains Cyber Force, as well as independent researchers and the event organizers, for their contributions. Synology has begun validating the reported issues and will roll out security updates to systems with automatic updates enabled. Users are advised to keep their systems up to date to maintain optimal data security and reliability.

Synology's dedication to security extends beyond Pwn2Own through Synology's Security Bug Bounty Program, which invites researchers worldwide to responsibly report vulnerabilities across its products. With clear guidelines and reward systems, the program encourages continuous collaboration and strengthens the security of Synology's ecosystem.

To learn more about Synology's Bug Bounty Program, please visit www.synology.com/security/bounty_program.