Hi,
I read in NIST report " Cloud Computing Forensic Science Challenges " the following :
Deletion in the cloud is often based on the deletion of nodes pointing to information in virtual instances.
I understood that when the CP decide to delete data - after the user deletion request -, the link between the user and the data will be broken and the user can not retrieve the data .
Does that mean that there is no way to recover the data ? Does the data deleted permanently immediately after the user request or it will take time ?
Can any one provide me with resources that explain this issue in details ?
I read in NIST report " Cloud Computing Forensic Science Challenges " the following :
Deletion in the cloud is often based on the deletion of nodes pointing to information in virtual instances.
I understood that when the CP decide to delete data - after the user deletion request -, the link between the user and the data will be broken and the user can not retrieve the data .
Does that mean that there is no way to recover the data ? Does the data deleted permanently immediately after the user request or it will take time ?
Can any one provide me with resources that explain this issue in details ?
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