COMPUTER DATA RECOVERY SERVICES

Brand Owner Address Description
MOXFIVE MOXFIVE 1751 Pinnacle Drive Ste 600 Tysons VA 22102 Computer data recovery services; technical advisory services relating to cyber-attacks, namely, computer security services for restricting unauthorized computer network access by users without valid credentials and malware, viruses, software, and web applications; technical advising and consulting in the field of computer security services, namely, restricting unauthorized access to hard drives, computer networks, websites, servers, and client hardware, software and data by users without valid credentials for the purpose of reducing hard drive, computer network, website, server and client hardware, software and data vulnerabilities to unauthorized access, minimizing the damage to hard drives, computer networks, websites, servers, and client hardware, software and data caused by unauthorized access, and recovering hard drives, computer networks, websites, servers, and client hardware, software and data after unauthorized access;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method for enabling recovery of data stored in a computer network, the computer network comprises a plurality of computer nodes, the method comprising the steps of generating a set of redundancy data based on a predetermined relationship between a first set of data and a second set of data, injecting the first set of data, the second set of data and the set of redundancy data into separate looping paths of the computer network, wherein a looping path is a path along a plurality of computer nodes in which data is transported, and the looping paths are defined in separate communication channels between the computer nodes and pass through at least one common node of the computer network, such that the redundancy data and the second set of data can be used to reconstruct the first set of data based on the predetermined relationship between the first and second set of data when the first set of data is lost, thereby enabling the recovery of data stored in the computer network.