Security researchers say the vulnerability can be found in Seagate Wireless Mobile storage, Wireless Plus Mobile Storage and LaCie FUEL drives dating back to last October, but warns that other drives may be affected as well. The report also highlights two other possible attacks that exploit the firmware's file-sharing protocols. Seagate has already tested and confirmed the flaws, and issued firmware update 3.4.1.105 as a fix. Have a Seagate drive? Why are you still readying this? Click here and update, already.