IPERIUS Backup

Has your Iperius backup been encrypted after a ransomware attack?

Even when an Iperius Backup file can no longer be restored using standard methods, SOS RANSOMWARE can help recover your critical data.

Our R&D engineers analyze the internal structures of damaged backups to identify usable data blocks and reconstruct your company's priority files after a ransomware attack, with results delivered within an average of 48 hours.

Case Study: SME Based in Nantes, France

Discover how we recovered the priority data of an SME based in Nantes, France, after a ransomware attack made an Iperius Backup file unusable.

The SME contacted SOS RANSOMWARE following a ransomware attack that compromised one of its Iperius Backup files.

The affected backup represented a total volume of 920 GB in .ibd format and contained a file server backup:

  • FS Backup_20250322_Full.ibd

After the attack, the file had been renamed by the ransomware:

  • FS Backup_20250322_Full.ibd.akira

Total volume analyzed: 920 GB

Client objective: Recover the priority files contained in the Iperius Backup.

Secure Assistance from the First Hours

From the first contact, our specialists perform a complete assessment of the situation in order to:

  • Identify the nature of the ransomware incident.
  • Assess the actual condition of the Iperius backup.
  • Determine the available technical recovery options.
  • Identify the company’s priority data.

To facilitate secure data transfer, our team provided a dedicated FTP space, allowing the client to securely upload the entire affected Iperius backup.

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Standard Recovery Methods Failed

After receiving the backup, our engineers performed an initial attempt to open it using standard Iperius Backup restoration methods.

The software returned an error message confirming that the backup was no longer usable through conventional restoration procedures.

The backup was considered unusable by standard recovery tools.

Advanced Technical Analysis of the Iperius Backup

Our specialized R&D engineering team focused on post-ransomware recovery then continued with an in-depth analysis of the backup.

The initial assessments revealed that:

  • approximately 46% of the examined segments contained incomplete structures or unreadable data blocks;
  • some internal data blocks remained usable;
  • a partial reconstruction of the data was possible.

A complete backup mapping was then performed to isolate the remaining recoverable blocks.

Following the initial results, a technical discussion with the client helped optimize the recovery strategy. The client provided an additional older Iperius backup, which was also corrupted, to support further analysis.

The cross-analysis of the available data sources, combined with our specialized equipment developed for ransomware recovery environments, significantly improved the recovery results.

Results Achieved: 92% of Priority Files Recovered

After reconstructing the recoverable structures, our teams achieved the following results:

Despite the severely degraded condition of the Iperius backup, the priority files identified by the client were successfully recovered and validated.

Recovery Results
Initial volume analysed 920 GB
Recoverable volume obtained 564 GB
Overall recovery rate 61%
Priority files recovered 92%
Client validation 100%

Validation of the Recovered Data

Before final delivery, SOS RANSOMWARE provides a secure environment allowing the client to review and verify the recovered data.

In this case:

  • the recovered files were made available through our secure DiagView solution;
  • the client was able to review the restored data;
  • the priority files were checked and validated before final delivery.

This validation step ensures that the delivered data meets the company’s operational requirements.

Data Delivery Within 48 Hours

After final client validation:

  • the recovered data was transferred via secure FTP;
  • the complete data delivery was completed quickly;
  • the company was able to resume operations as soon as possible.

The data was delivered within 48 hours from the initial contact to the final delivery, significantly reducing the operational impact of the ransomware attack.

Our Recovery Process for Iperius Backups

1

Contact &
Initial Assessment Call

2

Advanced Technical Assessment

3

Fixed Quote

4

Data Recovery

5

Listing & Validation

6

Secure Data Return

Why choose SOS RANSOMWARE to recover your Iperius Backup?

Our Experience

With more than 250+ ransomware cases handled, we have adapted our tools and processes to maximize recovery success.

Ransomware Specialists

Since 2019, we have been developing specialized tools dedicated to post-ransomware data recovery.

Rapid Response

Our emergency response team is available 24/7/365. Our software and servers are regularly updated to accelerate recovery results.

Free Evaluation

We offer a free analysis to demonstrate our expertise. Simply send us a file of your choice (VM, backup, or database), and our specialists will assess its recovery potential.

How Quickly Do You Need Your Data Back?

We offer flexible service options designed to meet your specific needs and budget considerations.

24/7/365

- On-demand processing
- 24/365
- Dedicated team
- Average turnaround time: 1 to 3 business days

Urgent

- Priority processing during business hours
- 1 dedicated engineer
- Average turnaround time: 3 to 7 business days

Standard

- Processing during business hours
- 1 shared engineer
- Average turnaround time: 7 to 14 business days

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Success stories

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know About Database Data Recovery Services

Database recovery is a technical process that involves restoring information stored within a database or backup that has become inaccessible, corrupted, or damaged following an incident.

In the context of a ransomware attack, this process involves a deep analysis of available data structures to identify recoverable elements, reconstruct files, and restore the critical information required for business continuity.

Yes. Even when an Iperius Backup can no longer be opened or restored using standard tools, our engineers can analyze its internal structure to identify recoverable data.

We recommend contacting our team as quickly as possible before performing any further actions on the affected files. A technical assessment allows us to evaluate recovery possibilities and prevent further damage to the data.