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We are a new team on GitHub with some interesting projects. We are developing the anti-cracking protocol for future updates of OS X EL Capitan or newer versions. The solution is based on mathematical puzzles to compensate for the lack of protection. Our goal is to create a working system that will allow you to restore your data in cases where it was lost due to external factors or technical problems, including loss of water, electricity, etc. We have created a public repository that contains a number of challenges that we would like to encourage you to solve. If you have any difficulties, feel free to ask for help on our Slack channel. Q: What is X-Force? A: X-Force is a technology developed by us called "computational brute force". Computational brute force uses mathematical puzzles as a system to bypass the verification process, allowing you to restore your data after it was lost due to external factors or technical problems, including loss of water, electricity, etc. Computational brute force is a technology for restoring data after it has been deleted or corrupted, without any harmful side effects. It was developed by us and we have created a public repository that contains challenges we would like to encourage you to solve. We will be adding more puzzles and challenges, so check back often! Q: What is the difference between Computational Brute Force and Data Recovery? A: The one that you usually hear about is "Data Recovery", and this one is "Computational Brute Force". With computational brute force, we tell you what obscure number can be used to see your data, but we don't tell you how to recover it. For data recovery, you will need specialized software. A: Because of the amount of information that is protected by computational brute force, it is not possible to do this without using specialized software. If you don't know how to use this software, you cannot use computational brute force. One month after the release of El Capitan v10.11, Apple officially banned the private beta private developer program where X-Force developers can distribute crack codes for testing purposes. This means that Apple has now officially confirmed that Computational Brute Force does not work on El Capitan systems. Q: Does everyone use X-Force? A: No. We are providing a working system that will allow you to restore your data in cases where it was lost due to external factors or technical problems, including loss of water, electricity, etc. If you have any difficulties with the installation process, feel free to ask for help on our Slack channel. A: We are testing X-Force on 10.7+ El Capitan systems. However, Computational Brute Force is still being tested on other systems using El Capitan 10.11 with success among users of Hackintosh systems with AMD processors. eccc085e13
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