About a year ago Cellebrite started rolling-out their latest-greatest hack. They were able to analyze Signal messaging app data for forensics purposes despite its build-in […]
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Cloud Data Recovery
The term ‘data recovery’ refer to: software designed to ‘undelete’ files a user may have accidentally deleted, restoring data to a device from a cloud-based […]
Signal is no longer safe
Signal is an encrypted communication app based on end-to-end encryption and a proprietary open-source encryption protocol called “Signal Protocol”. It appears Signal is no longer […]
Implementation of Artificial Intelligence to Data Recovery
Data recovery is in fact an umbrella term that refer to number of procedures, techniques and sometime software that engineers use to retrieve lost information […]
How Ontrack Became Global Data Recovery Service Provider For Toshiba
Back in April 2005 not many could have foreseen one simple announcement in such a small industry would lead to a Global Data Recovery Agreement […]
Towards a Chatbot that Can Chat About Data Recovery
We are happy to announce the soon-to-be-completed true data recovery conversational agent or chatbot, Ada. Like many modern chatbots, Ada is highly specialized — designed […]
Impact of coronavirus on the data recovery industry
Since first being identified in late-2019 in Wuhan, China, coronavirus (COVID-19) has spread around the world. Officially from March 11th, the World Health Organization defined […]
How Much Should Data Recovery Services Cost
Data Recovery service providers may charge as much as $1 per GB per case! Others offer the promise of a successful recovery of your data […]
Cloud Backup Cost vs. Data Recovery Services
Andrea T. thought that her MacBook was adequately backed up to iCloud, but when she had her computer crashed by a bus, she realized not […]
iPhone Data Recovery & Security Issues
When the first-generation iPhone was released on June 29, 2007 it was described as “revolutionary” and a “game-changer” for the mobile phone industry. Ever since […]