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Ransomware in Virtualized Environments
Virtualization has established itself as the foundation of modern corporate infrastructure. Technologies such as VMware ESXi, Hyper-V, and XenServer allow dozens or even hundreds of virtual servers to operate on a single hypervisor, sharing computing, storage, and network resources. This architecture has brought significant gains in efficiency, scalability, and cost reduction, but it has also created a rarely discussed risk

Veeam Backup Attacked by Ransomware
Veeam Backup & Replication is one of the most widely used backup platforms in the corporate world. Its efficiency, flexibility, and integration with virtualized environments make the solution extremely popular among companies of all sizes. However, this popularity has also turned Veeam into one of the main targets of ransomware attacks, especially in double-extortion operations, backup destruction, and repository wiping.

Analysis of the New Akira Strain: How Digital Recovery’s Tracer Can Help
The cyber threat landscape in the United States is constantly evolving, and the Akira ransomware has emerged as one of the most destructive and persistent actors. Recently, U.S. government agencies, including the FBI, the CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency), and the HHS (Department of Health and Human Services), have issued joint advisories, highlighting the urgency and severity of the

Automatic RAID Rebuild: When It Saves and When It Destroys Your Data
RAID storage systems (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) are widely used in servers, storage units, and data centers for their fault tolerance and performance. One of the most well-known functions of this type of system is the automatic rebuild — a process in which the array attempts to automatically reconstruct the data from a failed drive using the redundant information

Data loss in Oracle, MySQL, or SQL Server databases: solutions with no downtime
Data loss in corporate database systems is one of the most critical incidents a company can face. In environments using Oracle, MySQL, or Microsoft SQL Server, any disruption in data access can paralyse entire operations, impact customers, and compromise the integrity of financial and logistical processes. The good news is that with the right technologies and methodologies, it is possible

The Evolution of Data Recovery and the Role of Tracer
In recent decades, the volume of corporate data has grown exponentially. The digitalization of processes, the adoption of hybrid environments, and the reliance on critical systems have turned data into the most valuable asset for companies. At the same time, the increase in cyberattacks—especially ransomware—has exposed a common vulnerability: the inability to restore data quickly and securely after an incident.