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TerraMaster is a professional-storage brand focused on network-attached storage systems and related data-storage products.

Last updated November 4, 2026

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Overview

TerraMaster is a professional-storage brand that describes itself as a global pioneer in storage innovation. Its official About page says the company was founded in 2010 and has spent more than a decade working in professional storage. The brand presents its proposition around data security, performance, and a seamless storage experience, and says it serves users globally. The product evidence supplied centers on network-attached storage (NAS) systems. The F4-425 is positioned as a home data hub, with an Intel x86 quad-core processor, 4 GB of memory, and a 2.5GbE port. TerraMaster describes it as suited to home photo backups and multimedia use, including 4K video transcoding and streaming. The F6-424 is a six-bay NAS with an Intel N95 processor, 8 GB of DDR5 memory, dual 2.5GbE ports, and dual M.2 NVMe slots. Its listed features include multiple RAID options, tool-free drive trays, and support for SSD caching. The supplied homepage also promotes the 725 Series, describing it as Xeon-powered, supporting up to 1 TB of ECC memory, and intended for enterprise use. This indicates a portfolio that spans home and multimedia storage through higher-end enterprise-oriented NAS systems. The available evidence does not establish TerraMaster’s headquarters, legal parent, ownership structure, founder, or corporate listing status.

History

TerraMaster’s official About page dates the company’s founding to 2010 and characterizes its work as professional-storage innovation. It describes the brand as having more than a decade of focus on professional storage and presents its ambitions in terms of protecting data while delivering performance and a smooth user experience. The page also characterizes TerraMaster as a global-facing brand, though the supplied material does not specify particular countries, regional offices, or distribution arrangements. The available product material shows a portfolio organized around NAS storage for different use cases. The F4-425 is presented as a home-oriented model and data hub. Its listed hardware includes an Intel x86 quad-core processor, 4 GB RAM, and a 2.5GbE connection; the product page highlights photo backups, multimedia streaming, and 4K video transcoding. The F6-424 expands the example to a six-bay system, listing an Intel N95 quad-core CPU, 8 GB of DDR5 memory, dual 2.5GbE interfaces, and two M.2 NVMe slots. Its feature description also lists RAID configurations, SSD caching, tool-free drive trays, and a drive-retention mechanism. TerraMaster’s homepage further points to an enterprise tier through its promotion of the 725 Series. The supplied copy describes that line as Xeon-powered, supporting up to 1 TB of ECC memory, and built for enterprise use. Together, these examples indicate a range from home and multimedia NAS products to systems marketed for enterprise workloads. The supplied sources do not identify the company’s founder, headquarters, legal owner, parent company, leadership, or listing status, and they do not provide a fuller dated corporate chronology.

  • 2010

    TerraMaster founded

  • 725 Series Xeon NAS promoted

Products and positioning

Professional storage spanning home data hubs, multimedia use, and enterprise NAS, with stated emphasis on data security, performance, and ease of use.

  • F4-425

    A home-oriented four-bay NAS with an Intel x86 quad-core processor, 4 GB RAM, and a 2.5GbE port; promoted for backups and multimedia use.

  • F6-424

    A six-bay NAS listing an Intel N95 quad-core CPU, 8 GB DDR5 memory, dual 2.5GbE ports, and dual M.2 NVMe slots.

  • 725 Series

    A Xeon-powered NAS series promoted for enterprise use, with up to 1 TB of ECC memory according to the homepage copy.

Controversies

  • 2022

    TerraMaster NAS Exposed to Unauthenticated Remote Command Execution Vulnerability, Hit by DeadBolt Ransomware

    In 2022, TerraMaster TOS 4.2.29 was found to have an unauthenticated remote command execution vulnerability (CVE-2022-24990), which was exploited in DeadBolt ransomware attacks, encrypting and demanding ransom for large amounts of user NAS data. TerraMaster released the TOS 4.2.31 patch and said no decryption method had yet been found, recommending users upgrade and disable UPnP and remote services. Users on the official forum questioned the company's early insufficient explanation of attack paths, remediation details, and recovery plans. Progress: media reports. Entity involved: Shenzhen TerraMaster Technology Co., Ltd. Scope: NAS users of the TerraMaster TOS system.

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Recent events

  • TerraMaster announces 10GbE Series Christmas promotion[8]

    TerraMaster announced a Christmas promotion offering discounts and deals on selected 10GbE Series products, including the F2-422, F4-422, F5-422 and F8-422.

  • Reported

    TerraMaster launches F4-422 NAS[9]

    TerraMaster launched the F4-422, a four-bay NAS with 10Gb networking.

  • Reported

    TerraMaster introduces D2 Thunderbolt 3 storage[10]

    TerraMaster introduced its D2 Thunderbolt 3 direct-attached storage device, a two-bay product supporting RAID0 or RAID1 and up to 32TB of storage.

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