Digital Recovery specializes in remote file recovery for encrypted files caused by Hardbit 2.0 ransomware. Our services are available worldwide.
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Decrypt Hardbit 2.0 Ransomware Files
Digital Recovery, headquartered in Dubai, is a key constituent of the international Digital Recovery Group, which has been actively operating in the data recovery industry for over twenty years. Our extensive expertise lies in the field of ransomware data recovery, enabling us to remotely decrypt files from any location across the globe.
The frequency of Hardbit 2.0 ransomware attacks has been escalating rapidly, accompanied by a continuous emergence of new hacker groups employing increasingly advanced techniques and sophisticated programs. Within the U.A.E., specifically in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, ransomware attacks have recently reached an unprecedented peak.
Based on research conducted by SonicWall, it was revealed that during the first half of 2021, the global number of ransomware attacks witnessed a staggering 151% surge when compared to the corresponding period of the previous year. This notable upswing serves as a testament to the fact that no business is immune to criminal activities, but it also highlights that our team possesses the capability to decrypt files and assist victims, regardless of their circumstances.
In response to this growth, Digital Recovery is dedicated to developing technologies capable of remotely decrypting data such as databases, storages, virtual machines, servers, RAID systems and many other storage devices that have been encrypted by Hardbit 2.0 ransomware.
Having garnered a satisfied customer base spanning across the globe, we have undoubtedly assisted in saving millions of dollars by providing the necessary support to individuals and businesses, helping them evade ransom payments demanded by malicious actors.
Remote File Submission
After talking with our technicians you may upload some of your encrypted files for evaluation.
Advanced Diagnostics
We analyze your files and the ransomware algorithm for possible decryption and data recovery.
Data Reconstruction
We decrypt all files using proprietary technology.
Homologation and Rollback
You can check the functionality of the decrypted data. After your approval, you will receive the recovered files.
Main Ransomware Variants
With hundreds of ransomware out there, concerns about the alarming growth of attacks are compounded by the appearance of new and even more advanced variants on a daily basis.
If you already got a negative Diagnosis or the runtime does not meet your expectations, we accept the challenge of analyzing your ransomware case.
Why Choose Digital Recovery to Decrypt Hardbit 2.0 Ransomware?
At Digital Recovery, our unwavering focus lies in handling exceptionally complex cases, specializing in the remote recovery of files encrypted by Hardbit 2.0 ransomware. With access to the most cutting-edge technologies on the market, our team of highly qualified specialists stands at the forefront of expertise in this field.
Our team has created an exclusive technology named Tracer, through which we have achieved remarkable success in recovering encrypted files. Leveraging our expertise, we possess the capability to perform remote decryption not only in the U.A.E but also globally, utilizing a solution developed by our skilled specialists.
The process of remote decryption takes place within a highly secure virtual environment, ensuring utmost safety. To initiate the recovery, all that is required is a laptop connected to the affected media and a stable internet connection. Once connected, one of our skilled specialists can promptly access the media and commence the file decryption process without delay.
In order to ensure the quickest and most secure decryption process, we operate our laboratory in emergency mode, guaranteeing round-the-clock availability, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. This dedicated approach allows us to swiftly execute the decryption process.
The security of our clients’ data is of utmost importance to us. As a result, we have meticulously developed all our processes in compliance with the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) guidelines. Additionally, we offer the option of signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). However, if clients prefer to provide their own contract, we are open to analyzing and adapting our approach to accommodate their specific requirements.
Contact one of our experts and start the file recovery process right now.
Free Diagnostics
Free advanced diagnostics, with results within 24 working hours in most cases.
Data Confidentiality
We use a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) as the most professional way of guaranteeing confidentiality, reliability and loyalty.
Online Tracking
You will receive information in real time throughout the entire process of carrying out the contracted services.
Remote Recovery
For those who need agility and practicality, as it is not necessary to send the supports and pay for shipping.
Data List and Double Check
We release a 100% secure environment for the recovered data to be listed and perform an effective check with your IT department.
Multidisciplinary Team
Engineers and technicians specialised in data recovery, prepared to deal with all types of environments and hardware.
There is still hope for your lost data, our entire team is at your company's disposal.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Ransomware Recovery
Day by day, Hardbit 2.0 ransomware attacks continue to evolve and become more sophisticated. Once a successful attack is launched, ransomware swiftly identifies and targets the user’s critical files for encryption. Notably, Microsoft Office files, databases, PDFs, and design files are among the primary objectives of these attacks.
How is Hardbit 2.0 remote recovery done?
To facilitate the recovery process, we remotely access a laptop connected to the media impacted by the Hardbit 2.0 ransomware. Through this connection, we thoroughly analyze the files stored on the hard drive and successfully recover the encrypted data, eliminating the necessity of the decryption key.
What is needed to decrypt files remotely?
To proceed with the recovery, all that is required is a dedicated laptop that is both connected to the Internet and linked to the device affected by the Hardbit 2.0 ransomware.
On which days do Hardbit 2.0 ransomware attacks occur the most?
Hardbit 2.0 Ransomware attacks take place on a daily basis, with the highest frequency observed during weekends and holidays. The reduced network traffic on these days creates a favorable environment for ransomware operations, as it becomes less likely to be detected by users.
What types of encryption do hackers use?
They normally use RSA [Rivest-Shamir-Adleman]-2048 and AES [Advanced Encryption Standard] with 256 bits.
After the invasion, is it possible to stop the data Hardbit 2.0 encryption process?
Certainly, once the attack is detected, it becomes possible to minimize the impact inflicted by Hardbit 2.0 ransomware. Research indicates that in 2020, users were able to halt approximately 15% of the attacks.
How to prevent a cyber-attack?
- Organization – A good way to start prevention is the organization and documentation of networks, computers and systems. Having a good documentation of the computer fleet can help a lot in the prevention process. Be aware of what software is allowed and used. Create rules so that ordinary users do not install any software on computers. Know which computers, laptops and mobile phones have access to the physical network and Wi-Fi in your home or business.
- Strong passwords – Do not use the same passwords for everything. Avoid dates of birth and birthdays. If possible, install a password manager that suggests and stores a password with a high level of difficulty to be discovered.
- Security Solutions – A good security solution includes in its toolkit a good antivirus and a number of other tools in order to report, prevent and neutralize cyber-attacks. The value of a safe, as well as the time and security appliances invested to protect it, is directly related to the list of items you intend to keep inside. If you have very valuable data on your computers, make an equivalent investment to protect your information.
- Efficient backup policies – Have a good backup policy. Unfortunately, we have had cases where the customer, when attacked by the ransomware, was quite calm because their backups were properly updated. But upon returning the backup files, it was discovered that they were also encrypted by the ransomware. Remember also that a backup is always a second copy of the same information. Making a copy of the data on an external drive and then deleting the data from the computer’s HD does not make it a backup. Today there are very secure ways of backing up data. Redundant backup policies in the data center are best.
- Beware of email – A lot of bad things can get into computers through email. Establish policies so that emails used in the company are for business purposes only. You can also configure security applications to disallow downloading, opening or accessing links and email attachments.
- Beware of software cracking programmes – Software crackers always come from dubious sources. But what are they and what are they for? Imagine that you download a demo version of a particular program. But after a few days of use the program stops working because the demo period has expired. The way to continue using the program is to buy a legal copy of it. But there are usually sites on the Internet that can provide you with “free” software that will crack your software to make it work as if you had bought the original version. Be very careful with these programs. It is hard to believe that someone would create such a program and not want anything in return. If this program opens a virtual door on your computer to be accessed after 6 months, you will never suspect that the attack was carried out by a trojan that entered your computer six months ago.
Is there any behaviour of my server that I can analyse to know if I am being attacked by Ransomware?
Suspicious behaviors such as excessive utilization of processing power, memory, and disk access warrant thorough investigation to determine if an ongoing attack is underway.