Recovery post ramsonware

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Re: Recovery post ramsonware

by Alt » Thu Dec 08, 2016 10:33 am

R-Studio has some means to find the original files: Finding Previous File Versions. But prospects are really really grim.

Re: Recovery post ramsonware

by Corsari » Thu Dec 08, 2016 10:00 am

No way

Customer have to replace and rename them manually

(P.S. per casi di hdd danneggiati RecuperoDati299euro offre un concreto programma di sconti per gli operatori del settore informatico)

Re: Recovery post ramsonware

by MatMur95 » Thu Dec 08, 2016 9:42 am

però ad esempio ne sto facendo uno in questo momento, tramite raw riesco a risalire ad alcuni files che il cliente mi dice che erano sul desktop. avendo io l'albero "decriptato" ma con i files illegibili chiedevo se ci fosse un modo per fare un match ad esempio per estensione e dimensione ed andare a sostituire i files non leggibili.

Mattia

****English version****

But for example I'm doing one right now, I can go back through raw to some files that the client tells me that they were on the desktop. as I had the "decrypted" tree but with the unreadable files wondering if there was a way to make such a match by extension and size go and replace the files unreadable.

Mattia

Re: Recovery post ramsonware

by Corsari » Thu Dec 08, 2016 9:28 am

Hello Mattia

Ciao

No non puoi, quelli che trovi sono I files temporanei.

Il processo esegue

- copia del file originale in un file temporaneo
- cripta il file temporaneo
- lo copia di ritorno sovrascrivendo quello originale
- cancella il file temporaneo

Li troverai e non tutti solo in RAW

----- English Version ----

No you can't. The files you find in RAW mode are temporary files.

The process does

- copy the original file into a temp file
- encrypt the temp file
- copy back the temp file overwriting the original one
- delete the temp file

You'll find them and not all of them in RAW mode only

Ciao

Recovery post ramsonware

by MatMur95 » Thu Dec 08, 2016 6:29 am

Hello to all,
sorry for my English lousy,
some days I'm trying to retrieve data from a hard drive infected with ramsonware, if I make a normal recovery all files are corrupted or can not be opened, but all work in RAW. you can recover files from raw but use the file system tree?

Mattia

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