New Petya Ransomware Strikes Around the Globe
New Petya Ransomware Makes Disruptive Debut Spanning back to the early 1990s and making a brief reappearance in early 2016, a variant of Petya Ransomware (also called Petrwrap) has resurfaced once...
How to React When Your Data is Corrupted?
Have you ever seen a corrupted digital picture or you were unable to open a file inside an application due to data corruption? You are not alone. Data corruption is far more common than one might...
How Ontrack Recovered the Data from Space Shuttle Columbia
What Exactly Happened to Space Shuttle Columbia? February 1th, 2003, after 17 days in space, Space Shuttle Columbia was to land at the Kennedy Space Center at 9:16 am and complete the STS-107...
How the Data Analysis of a Hard Drive Solved a Double Murder Investigation
The Crime One of the most amazing cases we have worked on is the data recovery from a hard drive that was being used as evidence in a double murder investigation. A woman had died at her home and was...
Is Fog Computing the New Cloud?
We live in a connected world where we can control devices such as door locks, thermostats, sprinkler systems, cameras, and lights – all from our mobile devices and thanks to the power of the cloud....
Saving Data with Light: Light-Based Storage Chips
The world's first fully light-based storage chip that can store data permanently was developed by materials scientists at the University of Oxford in collaboration with scientists in Exeter, as well...
What is the Future of SATA and SAS SSDs?
Solid State Drives (SSDs) have become more and more prevalent over the years and are starting to become the norm for home computing devices. They are also now extensively present in enterprise-class...