Testimonials
What our customers say about us
"We had a serious problem after a power outage of a NAS server on RAID 5. I immediately contacted DIGITAL RECOVERY. After a few days of hard work the problem was solved."
"One of our RAID servers had crashed. After several attempts without solving the problem, we found DIGITAL RECOVERY and 5 hours later, at 4am, the data was recovered."
"We referred DIGITAL RECOVERY in a special case (of data loss) on a Storage on RAID 5. DIGITAL RECOVERY recovered the client's 32 million files, leaving him extremely satisfied."
"Without a shadow of a doubt the best data recovery company in Latin America. DIGITAL RECOVERY's contact will always be saved on my cell phone, as I will inevitably need it again."
"The quality of the service is excellent. The attention given to service is rewarding and the feedbacks that are given put our minds at ease knowing that we can trust the work and dedication."
Customer since 2017
"Great company, they saved me from a big problem! I recommend. Fast service. My thanks to the DIGITAL RECOVERY team for their attention and quick solution to the problem! Show."
"Second time I count on the agility and professionalism of the DIGITAL RECOVERY team. They are very experienced and agile. I recommend them to everyone."
"They helped me in recovering some data that I had already thought was lost. I had a great experience with the team for their calmness, responsiveness and transparency."
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Our Success Stories

🇮🇹 Complete recovery of a VMware environment after an Akira ransomware attack
An Italian company specialized in workplace safety consulting and mandatory training and certification programs sought Digital Recovery’s assistance after suffering a severe Akira ransomware attack. The incident was identified on a Monday morning, when the team returned to the office and found the entire critical environment inaccessible. The VMware environment was completely unavailable, the folders stored on the NAS had

🇻🇪 Venezuelan Hosting Provider Attacked by .wait Ransomware
One of the leading hosting and IT infrastructure providers in Venezuela contacted Digital Recovery in a critical state after suffering a devastating .wait ransomware attack.The incident directly compromised a VMware cluster, impacting dozens of customer environments and putting the company’s entire commercial operation at risk. The situation was extremely sensitive: beyond the technical risk, there was contractual pressure, clients demanding

🇷🇴 Lynx Ransomware – Full Data Recovery Without Ransom Payment
A company in the furniture manufacturing sector, located in Romania, contacted Digital Recovery after experiencing a complete production shutdown caused by a Lynx ransomware attack. The incident occurred over a weekend and immediately compromised the company’s entire operational environment. All central systems became unavailable, production lines were halted, and shared directories began displaying the “.lynx” extension, confirming a scenario of

🇧🇷 From Crisis to Relief: How Trip Editora Recovered Three Decades of History with Digital Recovery
It was a seemingly quiet afternoon at Trip Editora, a renowned publishing house with over 35 years of publications and an impressive editorial legacy. Eduardo Zanoni, the company’s CFO, never imagined that this afternoon would be remembered as one of the most critical moments in the publisher’s history. During the replacement of a faulty hard drive, something unexpected happened: the

🇿🇦 Data Recovery after RansomHub Ransomware Attack on Mining Company
A large mining company in South Africa, with over 2,000 employees, faced a critical situation after being targeted by a ransomware attack. The criminal group responsible was identified as RansomHub, which exploited a vulnerability to access the corporate network and encrypt vital files, adding specific extensions to the affected machines. The primary files affected were the virtual machines (VMs) and

🇺🇸 Interlock ransomware paralyzes school in the US
When the first signs of instability appeared on the school’s file server early on a Friday morning, the IT department initially suspected a trivial VMware infrastructure issue. Minutes later, however, virtual machines started showing strange extensions in file names; within hours, the entire campus had lost access to exams, academic records, enrollment systems, and even teacher attendance controls. It was






