WD My Book NAS devices are being remotely wiped clean worldwide
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Western Digital My Book NAS owners worldwide found that their devices have been mysteriously factory reset and all of their files deleted. WD My Book is a network-attached storage device that looks like a small vertical book that you can stand on your desk. The WD My Book Live app allows owners to access their files and manage their devices remotely, even if the NAS is behind a firewall or router. Today, WD My Book owners worldwide suddenly found that all of their files were mysteriously deleted, and they could no longer log into the device via a browser or an app. Western Digital further told BleepingComputer that they believe the devices were compromised using an unpatched vulnerability after they were connected directly to the Internet. The WD My Book Live devices received their final firmware update in 2015.
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Izvor: BleepingComputer
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