Hard Drive Recovery presented at Toorcon by Scott Moulton of Forensic Strategy Services, LLC. Very detailed info on rebuilding hard drives and recovery of your own data. (more)
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November 19th, 2008 @7:45 pm
and why do you keep …
and why do you keep mentioning !!!
November 19th, 2008 @7:45 pm
You could mention …
You could mention that you should have TWO hard drives at the minimum. One for the operating system and a separate individual drive for documents etc.
Actually if people used common sence you would be out of business. Its toooo easy to back up crap…
November 19th, 2008 @7:45 pm
I agree. Static is …
I agree. Static is the problem cause by the person, not the drive. There is no replacement for using good static control processes.
November 19th, 2008 @7:45 pm
I’m on a …
I’m on a WesternDigital hard drive, and there reliable hard drives, just becuase this guy said that comment about WD hard drives failing the most for static, thats not the hard drives fault, thats your fault for touching it and not grouding yourself first. My WD hard drive is about 4 yrs old now and still going strong, I even have my old WD hard that still works.
November 19th, 2008 @7:45 pm
I still think …
I still think seagate is probably the best.
Ive only had unrecoverable failures with maxtors and wd drives. Ive owned a quantum fireball for 15 years now, and it still runs like new. The quantum is known as seagate today for those that dont know, and the fireball is the ancestor of the NS/ES series.
November 19th, 2008 @7:45 pm
I have had about 20 …
I have had about 20 WD’s and they only seem to die do to age, such as my 8gig which died after 8 years..
November 19th, 2008 @7:45 pm
now i think i …
now i think i really hate western digitals for building a bad quality HD compared to others =(
November 19th, 2008 @7:45 pm
If anyone is …
If anyone is interested I will have a whole new speech at Defcon 15 this August 2007. If you want to learn more and all new stuff about data recovery then you should attend.
November 19th, 2008 @7:45 pm
Anythng you …
Anythng you download from a peer to peer program can carry a virus. NEVER ever run a program without a good virus check program looking at it first. ALWAYS check the size of the file you download. A “free” game that says it is tiny because it has been zipped is likely to be a virus and NOT free game. If your system is running Xp home edition it may be that you have had your user accounts hijacked by a rogue program. Look at your permissions to see if someone else is using them.
November 19th, 2008 @7:45 pm
do u know what do …
do u know what do do if u cannot delete user accounts, my p.c crashes everytime i try to delete an old username.
p.s…. does limewire free version give u viruses and wreck your p.c?
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and also you should …
and also you should put a link to your site in the video description! in my humble opinion