Your data.
A new chance
to access it.
We work on data decryption and recovery.
We analyse encrypted files and the effects of
attacks to find a possible path to recovery.
Encrypted → exploring optionsData decryption
We examine encrypted files, archives and available keys. We assess whether decryption is possible before starting.
After ransomware
We investigate signs of an attack, examine samples and evaluate available ways to recover encrypted data.
Damaged files
We investigate file and archive structure errors, distinguish corruption from encryption and check backup versions.
02 / YOUR STARTING POINT
What happened
to your data?
Choose your situation.
Find out what to keep for analysis.
Start by analysing the encryption.
Keep the original files and error message. The format, signs of encryption, available keys and backups determine whether decryption is possible.
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Need decryption?
We can help.
Tell us what happened and which files you cannot access.
Our specialists will assess recovery options and suggest the next steps.
03 / OUR METHOD
From analysis
to recovery.
Every case starts with diagnosis.
Decryption depends on the algorithm,
keys and the condition of the files.
Investigate
Identify the format, signs of encryption and the condition of the original data.
Assess
Check available keys, tools and backups. Explain the limitations.
Recover
Where a suitable method exists, work on copies and verify that the recovered data is readable.
04 / CLEAR ANSWERS
Clarity
comes first.
Can all data be decrypted?
No. It depends on the algorithm, keys, available tools and file condition. We start with analysis and do not promise recovery before assessing the case.
What should I prepare for an initial assessment?
Note file extensions, error messages and the time of the incident. Keep originals, any ransom note and information about backups. This page does not accept files or passwords.
How does decryption differ from recovery?
Decryption makes encrypted data readable using an appropriate key or method. Recovery can also mean restoring a backup or repairing a damaged file. Diagnosis determines the approach.
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