Data Recovery Technology (Second Edition)

Author: Dai Shijian
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features:
Comprehensive and detailed explanation of Windows file system principles—covering Windows 95/98/Me, Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 (FAT16, FAT32, NTFS)
Complete data recovery techniques—hard disk partitioning, hard disk logical locking, hard disk bad sectors, FAT recovery, file recovery, and data recovery for disk arrays (RAID)
Data security and backup—encrypting data directories and files, completely deleting data files, etc.
Damaged file repair—Office files, multimedia files, compressed files, etc.
Typical data recovery case studies—virus damage, accidental deletion, accidental formatting, power failure data recovery, etc.
Data recovery is an emerging technology that restores lost or damaged data to its original state through various methods. This book provides detailed explanations of the principles and methods of data recovery techniques under the Windows system through multiple typical examples. The content includes: hard disk data organization, file system principles, data recovery techniques, document repair techniques, password recovery techniques, data security techniques, and data backup techniques.
The author, Dai Shijian, is a well-known military data recovery expert with years of experience in data recovery and has provided data recovery services to clients over a thousand times. This book is a summary of the author's work experience and technical theories, making it suitable as a learning material, reference, or training manual for IT system customer service personnel, technical support engineers, technical training staff, data recovery technicians, information security personnel, system administrators, security and confidentiality departments, computer forensics personnel, operating system developers, storage technology professionals, students, and anyone interested in related technologies or careers.