Megatel is an engineering workshop for projects that don't fit standard data center plans. Legacy stack, porting of old software, cyber incident investigation and data recovery after ransomware.
Each direction is about restoring control over what is considered "unsupported" or "lost".
We run what no standard shared hosting can. Any exotic and outdated versions of PHP, Perl, Python, ASP-classic, MySQL and PostgreSQL — isolated, with dedicated IPs, daily backups and FS-level rollback.
We port software written for DOS, Windows 95/98, Novell NetWare, TR-DOS, CP/M and other historical platforms to modern operating systems — including adaptation for Linux. We work strictly within the law and upon written authorization from the rights holder.
We reconstruct the attack timeline: exactly how the intrusion occurred, which accounts and services were involved, what data was exfiltrated. We prepare a closing report with indicators of compromise and a root cause remediation plan.
We help recover data encrypted by cyber extortionists — where technically possible: cryptographic implementation vulnerabilities, surviving keys in memory, shadow copies, backups outside the perimeter. No intermediaries and no negotiations with attackers.
If your project uses an interpreter version that hasn't been available from any mainstream hoster for years — that's no reason to rewrite it from scratch. We set up an isolated stack, maintain it in working condition, and develop a gradual migration plan — only when you're ready.
01 $ stack init --project legacy-erp 02 → provisioning isolated container... 03 → [OK] kernel: 6.12 / userland: legacy-compat 04 $ php --version 05 → PHP 5.2.17 (cli) (built: 2026-04-12) 06 $ mysql --version 07 → mysql Ver 4.1.22 for linux on x86_64 08 $ perl -v | head -2 09 → This is perl, v5.8.9 built for linux 10 $ tls --version 11 → TLS 1.3 / Let's Encrypt / HSTS 12 $ backup --policy 13 → daily snapshot · 30 day retention · offsite 14 $ uptime --sla 15 → 99.99% · monitoring 24/7 16 $ _
A free technical conversation: what you have, what you need, what the constraints are. The outcome is a brief summary with diagnosis and options.
We take images, read artifacts, reverse-engineer formats. We scope the work and provide a fixed quote — or an hourly rate for research tasks.
Isolated environment, regular demos, a shared channel for questions. All code and all artifacts are yours from the moment the contract is signed.
Documentation, runbook, team training. Ongoing support — optional: one-time, subscription, or on-call.
We don't try to talk clients into "rewriting everything from scratch on a modern framework". Usually that's more expensive, slower, and riskier than it seems. We help preserve the working logic that generates revenue, and carefully migrate it to a place where it will run for another 15 years.
In reverse engineering, we work only with documented rights — your own software, inherited, purchased, or transferred by contract. No pirated keys, no license bypasses, no cracking others' software. In forensics — defense only, never offense.
Your initial inquiry is answered by an engineer, not a sales manager. If the task is outside our expertise — we'll say so honestly and recommend colleagues.
