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Except a backup NAS could accomplish the same thing. Or a backup to Backblaze / S3 storage or something. Lots of ways for the "all data was destroyed" situatio
by dragontamer 5y ago
Except a backup NAS could accomplish the same thing. Or a backup to Backblaze / S3 storage or something.
Lots of ways for the "all data was destroyed" situation to come out. Tapes are kinda-sorta useful for this situation because capacity is so so so cheap, you can keep full copies of the important data in your tape library pretty easily.
- rodgerd 5y agoMalware authors are already adding hooks to delete data from Glacier, Netbackup, and other popular backup tools. If it's online, it's toast.
- dragontamer 5y agoI guess for the truly paranoid, LTO / Tapes have that "Write-Once Read Many" feature if you really were worried about some virus overwriting your stuff.
- rodgerd 5y agoWell, tapes have the ability to be easily removed, which is their killer feature vis-a-vis malware.