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RE: Ransomware the end of the 3-2-1 backup?

in LeoFinance9 months ago (edited)

There are more critical files that might fit on a flash drive.

gulp I would never trust critical data on a flash drive for backups. They are one step up from SD cards, but not a lot better.

Also keep in mind, SSD are not designed for long term offline storage. Many SSD are rated for only 2-5 years of integrity without power.

I assume there must be network storage backup systems that would be resistant to mass wipes or scrambling, but that may not be viable for personal use. I need to look into this more.

There are lots of options, I named a few, but they can get pretty complicated. Although there are some simplier options as well, just getting a USB HDD offsite on a regular basis can help a lot.

How complicated it gets is directly proportional to how much it will cost you if you lost your data.