Cryptowall 4.0: It’s Back and Worse than Before
What is the new CryptoWall 4.0 ransomware virus and how does it encrypt files? Learn about this ransomware and how you can protect your network from CryptoWall 4.0 ransomware.
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The Ultimate Price for Attempting In-House Data Recovery
What risks do you face by trying to perform in-house data recovery? Don’t make the wrong mistakes and take your data recovery attempt seriously from the start!
Why Do We Avoid Backups?
There is an odd ‘hot button’ that is touched within the brain when the word ‘backup’ is conveyed. It is a kind of mid-point between the logical and the emotional,
Android Adult Player Ransomware: Secretly Taking Pictures
What is Android Adult Player ransomware and how does it work? Discover the new Android ransomware and keep your phone files safe from infections.
Fake Windows 10 Updates Spawning Ransomware
With the launch of Windows 10 come the usual love-hate anticipation of new features, combined with the usual bugs and fixes. The release has been scheduled for quite some time,
Proven Data Recovery and Carbonite Partnership: Elevating Client Data Security
What does our new partnership with Carbonite mean for our client data security? Learn about data backups in this key new development from Proven Data!
Even Google Is Vulnerable to Data Loss
Google is a technology powerhouse, so how are they still susceptible to data loss? Our team of data recovery professionals delivers insight into how tech giant Google can experience data loss.
DDRescue: Free Tool for Data Recovery
What is Ddrescuue and how does this free data recovery software work? Our data recovery experts give a complete analysis of this data recovery tool for your broken hard drive.
Who Makes the Most Reliable Enterprise Hard Drives?
In this article, we’ll dive into who makes the most reliable enterprise hard drives. Hard drives are the heart blood of the computer and as such, reliability is the critical
Free Disk Imaging Software: 10 Tools You Can Image Your Hard Drive For Free
Imaging a hard drive can be considered a crucial step for data security as well as preventing the need for data recovery. The purpose of imaging is designed to be used