WD My Book Live users wake up to find their data deleted ... Western Digital stopped supporting the My Book Live in 2015. The support forum thread was first reported by Bleeping Computer.

The WD My Book Live has not been supported with updates from Western Digital since 2015, but multiple users have reported complete loss of date on the device.

Western Digital My Book Live NAS owners worldwide found that their devices have been mysteriously factory reset and all of their files deleted. WD My Book Live is a network-attached storage device ...

"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 ...

Short version: Western Digital's refreshed My Book Essential external hard drive provides a simple, unobtrusive, and relatively inexpensive home backup solution. With an enormous 2TB capacity ...

WD is investigating a curious case of missing data from My Book Live backup drives. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Do you ...

WD My Book Duo 44TB: 30 second review. T he Western Digital My Book Duo series first appeared in 2012 with the My Book Live Duo, the first of this series to combine two drives for extra capacity ...

Along with Western Digital’s announcement of its new, helium-filled, Western Digital Red hard drives earlier this month, the storage manufacturer also debuted its new My Book portable drives ...

The My Book Live is compatible with Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard or 10.6 Snow Leopard as well as Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7. A 1TB version retails for $170 with the 2TB model costing $230.

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 ...