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Will Hard Drive Prices Rise Due to AI?
An analysis from Trendforce predicts that global prices for hard disk drives (HDD) will rise significantly in the near future,…
Dashcam Data Recovery: Is It Possible?
If you need to recover data from a dashcam, you’ve probably got a very good reason (and we’re guessing that…
When Is A Hard Drive “Not Safe” To Use?
If you’re wondering whether your hard drive can reliably store data, there’s a good chance that it cannot — any…
Sky-High Bitcoin Transaction Fees: What Crypto Traders Should Know
Bitcoin transaction fees rose to an all-time high on Saturday, April 20, 2024, reaching an astounding $128.45 USD before dropping…
Why Is NAND Data Recovery from Cracked Chips Impossible?
Data recovery laboratories can restore data from fire-damaged hard drives, flooded servers, and ransomware-infected RAID arrays — but if you…
DragonForce Ransomware Group Posts Audio of Conversations with Victims
In an apparent attempt to compel their victim to pay up, the ransomware gang DragonForce has published a recording of…
What Is the Master Boot Record?
The Master Boot Record (MBR) is a boot sector on hard drives or other storage media on PC systems. It…
Should You Pay For Ransomware? Never — Here’s Why.
Ransomware payments reached an estimated $1.1 billion in 2023, per a report from crypto-tracing firm Chainalysis. It’s no wonder that…
What Is “Bitcoin Halving” Day?
Bitcoin halving is a built-in feature of Bitcoin that cuts the rewards for mining by 50%. This occurs after 210,000…
RAID 10, Explained: Should You Use It?
RAID stands for Redundant Array of Independent Disks (or, alternatively, Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks). It’s a technology that allows…
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