After a ransomware attack, much of the original data often still remains on the NAS. We find what is left, check it, and rebuild your photos and videos. No ransom, on your own PC.
No upload, no cloud, no remote technician. The app only reads the NAS on your network and writes recovered files only to the PC folder or USB disk you choose.
Nothing to install. Open the app in the browser of a PC on the same network as the NAS.
Enter the NAS address and an admin account. The password stays in memory and is never stored.
Every encrypted file is sorted and the NAS is scanned. See what each folder can get back before you pay.
Proven files are saved in the original folder structure. Rebuilt files wait for your approval with a preview.
You stay in control the whole time. Nothing starts until you press a button, and you can stop at any point — the NAS is left exactly as it was.
Recovery tools that write to the damaged NAS can overwrite what could still be saved. This app does not.
Reads the NAS, sorts the encrypted files into three groups and shows the result for each folder.
Scanning, the report and previews are always free. Tokens are spent only when a recovered file is saved — by its size.
No. Without the attacker's key the encryption cannot be undone. Instead, it recovers the original data that is still left on the NAS.
It is made for Synology NAS. Results depend a lot on the model, its settings and how much it was used after the attack. Check with the free scan and a small test folder before you pay.
No. The NAS is only read. Encrypted files are never deleted, moved or renamed, and recovered files are written to your PC or USB drive. If a file can't be recovered, everything stays exactly as it was.
It checks the whole NAS without skipping anything. That can take hours depending on its size; it runs in the background and only reads.
Stop writing to the NAS. Pause sync, backup and photo upload apps, do not empty the recycle bin, do not delete the .L0CK3D files, and do not run clean-up or optimisation tasks. Anything new written can cover data that could still be saved.
1 token = 1 MB of recovered file size, rounded up per file ($0.35 per 1,000 tokens). Tokens are deducted only when a file is saved to your folder. Scanning, previews and failed files cost nothing.
No. The password is kept in memory only for the session and is never saved. Your files never leave your network. The app goes online only for checkout and a one-time free-token check, which sends an anonymous code of the NAS — never files, names or passwords.
1 GB free per NAS. No card. Your NAS stays read-only.
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