My computer blue screened while saving on sai and now it looks like this. Is there anyway to fix the file?
My computer blue screened while saving on sai and now it looks like this. Is there anyway to fix the file?
Benjamin Powell
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Liam Cox
lol u got hit by wanacryptor
it is encrypting your other files atm
Benjamin Perry
What can I do about it?
Evan Phillips
buy bitcoin to pay the ransom
Camden Lee
Hey op can you post your .sai file? I happened to have reverse engineered the .sai file format and this would be interesting for my research actually
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Oliver Cooper
interesting work. why do you think they encrypted the files?
Jordan Cox
Does it do automatic saves? If so, find the location. Otherwise, probably not.
Connor Mitchell
You do have a backup copy don't you?
Liam Lee
its a .psd
is that fine?
Nathan Rivera
fcuked
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David Murphy
WanaCryptor changes the extension to .wncry
Evan Myers
Restore from your backup
Easton Price
Shhhhhh, It's freetard meming season.
Asher Brown
drive.google.com
I don't know if it'll help but here's the file.
Aiden Diaz
See it as your first step into glitch art
Gabriel Long
Not a sai file.
Michael Smith
Didn't get a response so i posted it anyway.
Henry Miller
here
wait so you dont have a .sai version of it?
psd can take some damage since it's probably just some fucked up per-channel RLE that can take quite an entropy-beating.
Camden Evans
Based on what I found it seems to be simulating an entire file system which is probably something that systemmax wanted to use for some of their other software. They wanted to create one monolothic container format that can be multipurpose and extendable. But now it seems that they have moved on from it with Sai2 and are making it specifically a Raster+Vector container format
Andrew Harris
The filesystem is not CoW (copy on write)
When it overwrites a file, it writes directly to those sectors.
If power is cut the file is left in an inconsistent state, and permanently damaged.
You need to restore from a backup.
Lucas Russell
NTFS is a journaling file system though. What does copy on write have to do with anything here?