![]() I have never tried reversing the work of ransomware either. I do have experience of data recovery from NTFS and FAT partitions but never with VMFS. There is data on this disk which I would like to recover and, before making any move to do so, I would like to get the best advice I can. The ransomware has clearly changed the partition type to FAT (16?) and written it's little message there in the disk header. ![]() On Disk 2 the partitions (which should be the same as Disk 1) are:. The partitions on Drive 1 (and this is normal for this NAS with an iSCSI Target from the ESXi) are:. Drive 2: A broken mirror drive from the NAS Storage Pool 2.Drive 1: A broken mirror drive from the NAS Storage Pool 1.The UFS Explorer image shows, in the left pane:. What I have is one of the disks from each of the two mirrors on the NAS. I am unable to do a production header dump because the system was put back online using backups shortly after the attack. This is the only way that I have ascertained that it is the result of ransomware. The message is one I have seen before on Windows file systems after a ransomware attack. I'm sorry for the delay in responding but I am still interested in this problem.įirstly, the answer to your question The attached image shows the disk data as viewed with UFS Explorer. ![]()
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