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It would not be possible if the disk was encrypted from the start, since no sensitive plaintext data would be present on it.

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You'd be better off buying from One Provider. I got an Intel Core i7 6700k with 32GB DDR4, 2x250GB SSDs for $22. NVMe portspeed 1Gbps unmetered.

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Disk : 98.4 GiB

I had it for a while I was going to let it go but did a speed test and found out the speed.

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Disk : 77.5 GiB

free,A happy populace, you'll see.With doubled speed, content will flow,A vibrant, happy, digital glow.From every user, cheers will rise,A grateful smile, a sweet surprise.The VPS now truly shines,Wi

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EnabledRAM : 15.5 GiBSwap : 2.0 GiBDisk : 14.4 TiBDistro : Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTSKernel : 5.15.0-157-genericVM Type : NONEIPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ✔ OnlineIPv6 Network Inform

and disk I/O stopped glaring

20-30GB nvme disk

Why not contact the previous owner yourself? Given it was a web server you could probably find a domain name or something

You’re not alone — I’m facing the same issue with my VPS. Till now, nothing has worked. Initially, there was a hard disk problem, then it wouldn’t start. I managed to fix it myself, but now the hard d

Whether it's a company-issued laptop or a bare metal server, my immediate priority is to configure the system with LUKS full-disk encryption. I do this to prevent what happened to OP.