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wisha@lemmy.ml to Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

Malicious KDE theme can wipe out all your data

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wisha@lemmy.ml to Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago
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Malicious KDE theme can wipe out all your data

Or is it just buggy?

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    Great time to mention tools like testdisk that can easily recover data that has been recently deleted on common filesystems.

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      Btrfs.

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      Though nothing can replace a proper backup

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      I would use gparted

      Edit: it can only restore deleted partitions, not files. For restoring files check the documentation for your file system

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        Gparted can restore deleted files?

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          No, I had a brain pause

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          I dont think so… you can use it to set up deleted paritions again afaik but thats all that i know of.

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        GParted is not a data recovery tool. It is for disk partitioning.

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          It also can restore disk partitions. Whoops, I made a minor blunder

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            How can it restore disk partitions? You can only undo the changes you have not committed to the disk. It does not perform data recovery operations.

            Nowhere have I seen restoring partitions as part of its functionality, in my usage of GParted. That seems more up the alley of Testdisk and R-Studio.

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              You go into tools and then recover partitions.

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