QFS Labs BUSTED!

[1-Cent]

for the record it was a remailer and he was busted by local city cops not the feds

Believe me bro I wish you were right, but there was no remailer, there was the rep located in Ontario and the lab located in Quebec and they both went down. It's been verified at MN - the admin has contact with the rep's lawyer apparently. Mavericks has also been shut down which was owned and opperated by the rep. Its all gone bro, really terrible stuff but its true.

[Pork Chop]

I have QFS crisco depot if anyone is desperate.

[1-Cent]

I have QFS crisco depot if anyone is desperate.

I'd say no sourcing but what the hell are you talking about dude

[2dsl4u]

Hydro chloric acid a little dab will do ya, but a whole cup full does wonders.

[HolidayStyles]

for the record it was a remailer and he was busted by local city cops not the feds

lol bro - that statement is so wrong why even waste the effort in typing it. You obviously have no clue or concept of what went on - plz do not speak on the subject anymore.

[Big Rig]

Yep, I agree with the removable HDD and an encrypted filing system.

[3Vandoo]

you guys know nothing about it.

shut up it is past anyway

[Red Monster]

fdisk will render a hard drive unrecoverable in about 1 second...

[1-Cent]

Just let this die already...

[1-Cent]

fdisk will render a hard drive unrecoverable in about 1 second...

Thats 100% wrong, don't ever do that and think you're ok, you can code a new MBR in a couple seconds and oh look its all back

[Red Monster]

Thats 100% wrong, don't ever do that and think you're ok, you can code a new MBR in a couple seconds and oh look its all back

not really...

fdisk delete partition
fdisk create new partition

[1-Cent]

not really...

fdisk delete partition
fdisk create new partition

Seriously don't post about something you have no grasp of bro, you'll get someone in serious sh*t. The one and only thing fdisk does by deleting a partition is remove the MBR from the beginning of the drive which would be exactly like tearing the Index out of a book, 100% of the information is still intact and readable, you just don't know the specific locations of data on the drive, ie: it can't be read by a conventional OS.
To recreate a usable MBR it would take an experianced technition less than a minute to do, this is part of my job. Theres also numarous applications, almost all unix based that will read past the MBR of a drive. Formatting does the same thing in a slightly different way, either are totally recoverable...