By Mike Cobb, Director of Engineering As if the ransomware extortionists haven’t done enough damage already, today we are seeing a scheme in which victims are encouraged to infect their friends’ computers instead of paying the ransom. The new ransomware virus, known as Popcorn Time, offers the infected user the…
Originally published by Android Police. By David Ruddock One of the most common source of inquiries or complaints we receive from readers is a phenomenon known in the world of smartphones as “boot-looping.” After installing an update or patch to a smartphone, the phone then proceeds to attempt to restart itself…
One of the first iPhone 7 recoveries ever done in the world involved a device sent to DriveSavers after it went overboard on a trip to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. The newest iPhone is advertised as water-resistant*, but this one could not survive the November 8, 2016 dunking…
Par Mike Cobb, directeur de l'ingénierie Si vous avez la malchance d'avoir affaire à un périphérique de stockage de données défaillant (smartphone, tablette, carte mémoire, disque dur, etc.), quelles sont les choses les plus importantes à savoir avant de contacter une société de récupération de données pour obtenir l'aide dont vous avez besoin ? Un site web élégant peut...
By Michael Hall, Chief Information Security Officer Data breaches have become an almost predictable problem with banks, major retailers and other businesses around the world, including last month’s news that more than 500 million Yahoo accounts may have been compromised. Properly protecting your personal information greatly reduces the risk of…
By Michael Hall, Chief Information Security Officer If you’re a regular reader of our blog, you are already familiar with phishing emails from an article we posted earlier this year, Don’t Get Caught by Phishing or Other Email Attacks. Phishing is a tactic used by criminals to disguise themselves in…
Originally published by TechRepublic. By Evan Koblentz You can’t fix stupid. That’s the gist of the message from a data recovery expert at DriveSavers, who shared some war stories with TechRepublic. DriveSavers, a specialist in restoring data from damaged disks, just broke a decades-old trend among technology vendors by openly discussing…
By Mike Cobb, Director of Engineering Keeping your data safe and out of harm’s way can make all the difference when recovering from a disaster. Accounting and project files can get a business back up and running. Family photos and videos can help bring back laughter and a sense of…
Originally published by Storage Newsletter. DriveSavers, Inc. announced a $300 discount for data recovery services to victims of the wildfires currently burning throughout California. This discount will be available through September 30, 2016. Dry conditions have contributed to several fires currently raging throughout California, affecting over 100,000 acres and destroying hundreds…
Leader in data recovery, eDiscovery, digital forensics addresses NIST SP 800-171 guidelines (Novato, Calif. – August 26, 2016) — DriveSavers, the worldwide leader in data recovery, eDiscovery and digital forensic services, announces compliance with the latest NIST regulations designed to protect controlled unclassified information (CUI) outside the government. Published in…
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