Databases are widely used in enterprises and are also the core secret of enterprise production and development. It is no exaggeration to say that the database is the life of an enterprise. Therefore, when enterprises discover that they have been infected by a ransomware virus, they are often very concerned about how to recover data. Then Yuntian Data Recovery Center will tell business owners the correct steps based on their own experience.
- Quarantine the poisoned server
DevicData-X-XXXXXXXX ransomware encryption speed is very fast and has the ability to scale horizontally. This may cause other servers or computers in the company to be infected as well. Therefore, when it is discovered that the database has been infected by the ransomware virus, the infected server must be isolated as soon as possible by disconnecting the network and power supply to avoid further losses.
- Make a backup copy of the database
Even a database that has been infected by a ransomware virus still needs to be backed up. The purpose of making a backup is to retain the original data, so that it is possible to restore the data to the way it was before the DevicData-X-XXXXXXXX ransomware virus. If it is a cloud server, just take a snapshot.
- Find a professional team to recover data
The DevicData-X-XXXXXXXX ransomware virus has been infected in the database, but the data in the database has not been damaged. There are many ways and methods to recover the data 100%. However, if you recover the data through improper operations or use some data recovery software, the data may be completely destroyed. Therefore, Yuntian Data Recovery Center recommends that customers find a professional team to recover data as much as possible instead of performing meaningless operations on their own.
- Reinstall the system
Reinstalling the system is a very good way to completely remove the DevicData-X-XXXXXXXX ransomware virus. The installed operating system and the software version used should be as consistent as possible with the version before the virus was poisoned. This can largely avoid errors or inability to use the restored database after it is attached. However, business owners are reminded not to format and reinstall the system before the data is restored. Wait until the data is restored before reinstalling the system and redeploying the software.