Database Recovery Services, 24/7 Expert Support

We provide comprehensive database recovery services in India & Worldwide, ensuring support for all major database platforms across your professional media, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

24/7 Global Support

We support all types of Virtual Machines, ensuring reliable assistance in all your business environments, around the clock securely globally.

Specialized Expertise

Our team has in-depth knowledge of leading virtualization solutions such as VMware, Citrix, Hyper-V, VirtualBox & other major platforms worldwide.

Tailored Excellence

We don’t use one-size-fits-all solutions. You receive a truly customized, fully detailed recovery strategy tailored to your company’s specific needs.

Database management is crucial for the smooth operation of a business, as the stored information is often sensitive and requires optimal protection. When incidents strike, a professional and specialized approach is essential to minimize loss and downtime.

The Importance of Professional Intervention

Modern businesses depend heavily on their accumulated data. When this essential information becomes inaccessible:

  • Risk of Exacerbation: Attempting DIY recovery risks exacerbating the problem, potentially making permanent recovery impossible.
  • Specialized Complexity: Database corruption (due to file system errors, damaged media, or incomplete files) requires deep knowledge of the database engine’s internal structure—something generic tools cannot provide.

Why Choose Our Database Recovery Experts?

Our specialized expertise covers a wide range of database systems, allowing us to effectively meet the complex needs of your recovery:

  • Extensive Platform Support: We specialize in database recovery for systems such as Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Microsoft Access, Sybase, dBase, Microsoft SharePoint, and many other environments.
  • Reliable and Secure: Our ability to work on these different technologies allows us to offer a highly secure and reliable database recovery service, tailored to your specific infrastructure.

Our Database Recovery Services Process

Our process is designed for speed and efficiency, minimizing the impact on your activity:

  • Initial Consultation: We assess the situation and determine the best strategy based on the issue encountered (e.g., file system errors, damaged storage media, missing, deleted, or incomplete files).
  • Detailed Diagnosis: A comprehensive diagnosis precisely identifies the causes of data loss and establishes a clear action plan. We provide you with a list of all recoverable lines and tables from the databases.
  • Recovery and Restoration: Using our specialized tools and expertise, we recover your lost or corrupted databases with the highest possible success rate.
  • Prevention: Following successful recovery, we advise you on best practices and backup solutions to prevent future incidents.

Supported databases

The four most common types of database are same for as data

Oracle Database Data Recovery
MySQL Database Data Recovery
SQL Database Data Recovery
Microsoft Access File Recovery

Other types of database we may process

1. SQL-based Relational Databases

  • MySQL / MariaDB
  • Microsoft SQL Server
  • PostgreSQL
  • Oracle Database
  • SQLite
  • IBM Db2

2. NoSQL Databases

  • MongoDB
  • Cassandra
  • CouchDB
  • Redis
  • Elasticsearch

3. Cloud Databases

  • Amazon RDS / Aurora
  • Google Cloud SQL / Firestore
  • Azure SQL Database
  • AWS DynamoDB
  • Cosmos DB

4. File-based Databases

  • Microsoft Access (.mdb / .accdb)
  • FoxPro / dBASE
  • Paradox
  • Lotus Notes (NSF)

5. ERP / CRM Databases

  • SAP HANA
  • Tally Database
  • QuickBooks QBW files
  • ZOHO Local DB
  • Odoo PostgreSQL setups

6. Email Databases

  • Microsoft Exchange (EDB files)
  • Outlook (PST/OST)
  • Lotus Domino
  • MBOX-based systems

If your database type isn’t on this list, don’t worry, we can recover data from any software.

SQL Server Recovery Services

SQL Server recovery is essential when Microsoft SQL Server databases become inaccessible due to corruption, hardware failure, ransomware incidents, or unexpected shutdowns. These events often result in damaged MDF and LDF files, broken transaction logs, or databases stuck in SUSPECT or RECOVERY PENDING mode. Without proper handling, repeated restart attempts or incorrect repair commands can permanently damage recoverable data.

Professional sql Server Recovery focuses on restoring database integrity while preserving critical business data. The recovery process begins with a detailed assessment of the database state, SQL Server version, and root cause of failure. This step is crucial, as each corruption scenario requires a specific recovery approach. Applying generic fixes can worsen logical corruption and lead to irreversible data loss.

When SQL Server failures occur after cyber incidents, immediate Ransomware help is required to prevent further damage. Advanced Ransomware recovery solutions focus on restoring databases without relying on attacker-provided decryption tools. Specialized Ransomeware Solutions ensure that recovered databases are free from hidden encryption routines, backdoors, or persistence mechanisms before being returned to production.

Common SQL Server recovery scenarios include:

  • Corrupted MDF or NDF data files

  • Damaged or missing transaction log (LDF) files

  • Databases stuck in SUSPECT or RECOVERY PENDING state

  • SQL Server crashes after ransomware or malware incidents

  • Accidental deletion of database files or critical tables

  • Failed SQL Server upgrades or patch installations

Comprehensive Database Recovery Services involve repairing internal database structures, reconstructing metadata, and recovering tables, indexes, stored procedures, and relationships. In complex cases, data is extracted at the object level and rebuilt into a clean database environment to ensure long-term stability and consistency.

When database files are severely damaged, File Recovery techniques are used to extract usable data segments while preserving original files for validation. All recovery procedures are performed in controlled environments to prevent further damage, and original database files are preserved wherever possible to minimize data loss.

SQL Server recovery services support multiple SQL Server versions and configurations, including standalone servers, virtualized environments, and RAID-based storage systems. The objective is not just to make the database accessible, but to restore it in a reliable, secure, and application-ready state.

Database-Specific Targets

Ransomware primarily targets critical database assets such as Oracle .dbf datafiles and redo logs, as well as MySQL .ibd tablespace and ibdata files. Beyond core data, recovery efforts must also address secondary targets like backup files (*.bak, .sql), configuration files, and export files (.dmp) to ensure a complete system restoration.

What Ransomware Typically Encrypts

  • Oracle: .dbf datafiles, control files, redo logs, archive logs
  • MySQL: .ibd tablespace files, ibdata1, .frm files, binary logs

#Common file extensions targeted by ransomware

  • Oracle: *.dbf, *.ctl, *.log, *.arc, *.bkp, *.ora
  • MySQL: *.ibd, *.frm, .MYD, .MYI, ibdata, ib_logfile

#Ransomware may also target

  • Backup files: (*.bak, *.dump, *.sql)
  • Export files: (*.dmp, *.exp)
  • Configuration files

Why Partial Recovery is Often Possible

This is the most important concept for ransomware victims to understand: most ransomware does NOT fully encrypt database files.

Speed vs. Thoroughness Trade-off

Attackers face a dilemma: fully encrypting large database files takes time, increasing the chance of detection. Most ransomware uses one of these shortcuts:

  • Header Encryption: Only encrypts the first few KB/MB of each file
  • Intermittent Encryption: Encrypts every Nth block (e.g., every 16th block)
  • Size-Based: Only encrypts files under a certain size, or first X MB of larger files
  • Extension-Based: May miss some database file types entirely

This is Good News!

Because databases store data in structured blocks/pages throughout the file, even if the header is encrypted, the vast majority of actual row data often remains intact and recoverable.

How AS Data Recovery Exploits This?

AS Data Recovery, reads database files at the block/page level, not as monolithic files. This means:

  • Encrypted file headers? Bypassed—we scan for data block signatures.
  • Intermittent encryption? We extract unencrypted blocks.
  • Corrupted metadata? Heuristic scanning finds data patterns.

Ransomware-Encrypted .dbf File Analysis

The following diagram illustrates how data remains recoverable despite encryption:

File SectionStatusNotes
File Header (First 64KB)ENCRYPTEDTargeted by Ransomware
Blocks 1-100: Data PagesUnencryptedOften left intact
Block 101ENCRYPTEDResult of intermittent encryption
Blocks 102-200: Data PagesRecoverableData remains accessible
Block 201ENCRYPTEDIntermittent encryption gap
Blocks 202-50000: Data PagesRecoverableBulk of data remains intact

AS Data Recovery Result Example:

  • 48,500 of 50,000 blocks readable (97%).
  • 2,847,293 of 2,900,000 rows recovered (98.2%).

Database problems that may require data recovery

Datacenter Failure

Malfunction of cooling systems, fire suppression systems or other infrastructure elements. Slow reading. Data present, but slow to copy or access.

Ransomware/Malware

Encrypted or corrupted data by malware. Deleted data. Intentional removal of database entries. Formatted or reinitialized. Factory reset or database

Database corruption

Incomplete SQL database files, Incorrect file size, Impossible to open file, Missing data/tables & Corrupted data/tables

Deletion

Accidental or unintentional deletion of data often leads to critical business disruption and significant, stressful productivity loss.
n the case of hardware failures involving failed storage disks or memory modules, we use techniques such as disk duplication and data reconstruction to recover important data. Similarly, our team uses advanced recovery methods and tools to rescue and repair damaged data caused by software bugs or cyber-attacks when databases are corrupted.

Our rigorous approach ensures that companies can quickly restore their databases, reducing downtime and preserving essential functions.

Database Disaster? Here’s What to Do IMMEDIATELY

SHUT DOWN YOUR SYSTEM IMMEDIATELY. Continuing to operate a compromised system, or even leaving it powered on, can overwrite crucial recoverable data, complicate forensic analysis, and increase the severity of damage. Powering down is your most effective first defense.

DO NOT ATTEMPT SELF-RECOVERY. While tempting to try quick fixes, running database repair utilities, chkdsk, or generic data recovery software on your primary system or original files is extremely risky.

WORK ONLY ON COPIES. If you must investigate, always create bit-for-bit copies (clones) of your affected drives or database files. Never perform operations on the original media. This preserves the original state for professional intervention.

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Two Main Ransomware Data Recovery Modes

We offer flexible and secure recovery options to get your business operational, whether your data is encrypted by ransomware or physically corrupted.

Remote Data Recovery

Remote retrieval is ideal for encrypted or logically damaged data, avoiding the need to physically transport drives. We use a secure SFTP protocol exclusively for transfers. Our 10 Gb/s access ensures very fast exchanges and responsiveness. File integrity is checked upon arrival, guaranteeing 100% identical files. Saves logistical costs, eliminates transit risks and customs issues, and allows your server to potentially.

Laboratory Data Recovery

The majority of complex rescues still take place in our controlled labs. This mode is indispensable for cases where data has been physically deleted, overwritten, or when the storage media itself is damaged (e.g., from physical ransomware attacks that damage the drive). We have far more recovery options and tools with physical access to servers or disks than with downloaded files, maximizing your recovery success.