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Hard Drive Recovery Part 3

Hard Drive Recovery presented at Toorcon by Scott Moulton of Forensic Strategy Services, LLC. Very detailed info on rebuilding hard drives and recovery of your own data.

Duration : 0:9:0


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13 Responses to “Hard Drive Recovery Part 3”

  1. no, it doesn’t… …
    no, it doesn’t… all the hdds you see today are SO old in terms of technology. They work on mechanic principles, they are so SLOW. SSD drives are something that should have been released llong ago…

  2. My external …
    My external harddrives with USB connection is no more recognized by my operating system. Can anybody tell what went wrong. I can read my DATA any more.

  3. SuperFlyFlippingA on August 12th, 2009 at 1:22 am

    Well thanks for …
    Well thanks for doing that for me! Since YouTube does not allow posting domains it makes it hard. Thanks again.

  4. How long till we …
    How long till we have no moving parts? Just chunks of 9 volt battery sized drives?
    You should say that myharddrivedied . com has two d’s . it took a while to find it.

  5. slaterking1000 on August 12th, 2009 at 1:22 am

    Now soild state is …
    Now soild state is out. Lol dosnt technolgy chnage fast.

  6. “SERIES OF TUBES”

    …
    “SERIES OF TUBES”

    AHAHAHHAHAHA too bad no one understood it.

    BTW, is the poster of these videos Scott Moulton himself? I have a question if so.

  7. Opps, I wasn’t …
    Opps, I wasn’t trying to be mean I meant. Can’t type tonight :(

  8. Hi …
    Hi SuperflyflippingA, was’nt try to mean or something back there :P :) Something else I wanted to mention, I had a stuck file once, I tried to delete it using all means, nothing worked. I did notice it did not have an ending to the file name like example: .exe .dsc etc. and it was showing up as 0kbs. I decided to do a fresh reinstall of windows XP home.

  9. I’m on a …
    I’m on a WesternDigital hard drive, and there reliable hard drives, just becuase this guy said that comment about WD hard drives failing the most for static, thats not the hard drives fault, thats your fault for touching it and not grouding yourself first. My WD hard drive is about 4 yrs old now and still going strong, I even have my old WD hard that still works.

  10. I wonder if you can …
    I wonder if you can do a bit for bit image shown on part 3 so you can recover SOME data if there is platter damage.

  11. mipmipmipmipmip on August 12th, 2009 at 1:22 am

    Excellent video!!! …
    Excellent video!!! On the perpendicular stuff: I wonder, if the laser zaps the lubrication away, how does it relubricates itself afterwards? Also, is the heating of the platter by the laser not decreasing the platter lifetime? Keep up the good stuff!

  12. Wow O,O (8:22) My …
    Wow O,O (8:22) My broken usb exterior HD was made by western ditgital XD didnt know their HD are bad. =(

  13. SuperFlyFlippingA on August 12th, 2009 at 1:22 am

    If anyone is …
    If anyone is interested I will have a whole new speech at Defcon 15 this August 2007. If you want to learn more and all new stuff about data recovery then you should attend.

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