Western Digital My Cloud range of home NAS storage devices riddled with security flaws

Chris Merriman
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Hackers find 85 vulnerabilities in WD My Cloud range

Western Digital's popular My Cloud range of home network-attached storage (NAS) devices is riddled with security flaws, according to a white-hat hacking group that goes by the name of the Exploitee...

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