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1. Introduction In the landscape of system recovery and security software, Faronics Deep Freeze has long been a gold standard. It creates a "frozen" snapshot of a hard drive, reverting any changes (malware, unwanted configurations, user errors) to a pre-defined state upon reboot. This is widely used in public computers, labs, and kiosks.
