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:PCBurn: Recovering Data with Foremost
PCBurn: Recovering Data with Foremost
Dec 23, 2005, 10 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (7164 reads)

(Other stories by Chris Bergeron)

[ Thanks to Chris Bergeron for this link. ]

"Sometimes you can craftily restore a damaged master boot record after an all night hack-a-thon. With proper care, restoration software, and carefully maintained backups it usually isn't necessary to read data raw off a partition.

"But even with the best recovery systems in place accidents can still happen. When you've written over the MBR of your system after deleting it during a 4AM coding marathon more drastic measures than a backup restore are called for. Enter Foremost..."

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