Challenges In Data Recovery Today And In The Near Future Including Monolithic Devices, Hardware, and Software Encryptions.

As we continue to move into the future, more advanced technology becomes available. This sometimes makes data recovery easier with new tools and hardware being developed. However, there are still challenges facing data recovery processes as a whole. Here is what I consider the most interesting of the upcoming challenges to face data recovery with […]

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Recover from Various Types of Ransomware Infections with The Help of Free Tools & Decryptors (Updated List).

Sometimes I wonder who is really making money from Ransomware when I hear about how some data recovery centers are cashing in on this horrible trend. I’ve heard of cases where decrypting files ‘captured’ by Ransomware thieves has cost some users up to $20,000. What really makes my blood boil is that some of these […]

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Common Data Recovery Mistakes People Still Make Including The Old Stuff It In A Freezer & The Old Computer Repair Shop Can Fix It.

There has been a fairly common theme to my blog posts. In addition to trying to show you that not all is lost when you have a faulty hard drive, I’ve also been trying to educate you a little on some tricks of the trade I’ve picked up along the way. Probably the main message […]

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Essential Tools & Hardware For A Professional Data Recovery Laboratory

All reputable data recovery companies should have what would be considered the “tools of the trade” in order to provide proper services to their clients. The following is a list of the tools and hardware that should be in the inventory of any data recovery service regardless of the experience they have in the industry […]

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Is It Possible To Break 256 Bit Encryption? And What About The Data Recovery Companies That Insist They Are Able To?

In today’s level of technology, it is still impossible to break or brute-force a 256-bit encryption algorithm. In fact, with the kind of computers currently available to the public it would take literally billions of years to break this type of encryption. So, this should tell you a little bit about how secure it is. […]

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