"Western Digital has determined that some My Book Live devices are being compromised by malicious software. In some cases, this compromise has led to a factory reset that appears to erase all data ...

Western Digital’s popular My Book Live hard drives are being deleted remotely by an unknown attacker, according to the company. And there’s not much anyone can do at this point but unplug ...

Western Digital Asks 'My Book Live' Device Owners to Unplug After Reports of Remotely Wiped Drives. Friday June 25, 2021 2:04 am PDT by Tim Hardwick.

Western Digital has come forward and proposed a plan of action to help those who lost data in the June 23 attack. Customers affected were using legacy devices in the My Book Liveand My Book Live ...

Those who own devices in Western Digital's My Book Live line woke up on Wednesday to find their devices have been wiped clean in an attack being attributed to malware.

Digital Hoarders Rejoice, Western Digital’s My Book External Drives Now Max Out at 44TB of Storage The company is finally putting its 22TB, 3.5-inch hard drives in its external storage solutions.

Owners of Western Digital network attached storage (NAS) devices may have yet another security headache on the horizon. Following the two flaws hackers exploited to wipe My Book Live devices ...

Western Digital has determined that some My Book Live devices are being compromised by malicious software. In some cases, this compromise has led to a factory reset that appears to erase all data ...

Western Digital My Book World Edition. From the Lab By Chris Holt, JUL 27, 2009 7:57 pm PDT. At a Glance Expert's Rating. Pros. Easy installation relative to other servers in this review; ...

The My Book Thunderbolt Duo isnu2019t the fastest, most impressive Thunderbolt drive available, but it may be fast enough for some users, especially those who perform general, everyday tasks such ...

Western Digital’s My Book external drives now come in 22TB and 44TB sizes. We’re living in a world where you can just walk into the store and pick up a 22TB drive for $600 — a few years ago ...