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Something like CrashPlan provides good protection against this sort of thing for home users. It includes versioned, off-site backups -- either on their servers for around $6 a month, or on a "friend's computer" for free. Either way, the backups are saved via crashplan, not with direct drive access, so it should be safe against this kind of thing.

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Thanks! I am looking at BackBlaze, Arq + Glacier, and now CrashPlan as relatively cheap additions for extra peace of mind.


Crashplan restores are also relatively easy, with a few nice options.




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