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Re: Secure deletion on Mac OS X

Subject: Re: Secure deletion on Mac OS X
Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 17:53:30 -0400
Safari has a private browsing feature, as well as a delete all history feature that should be pretty comparable to CCleaner.




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On Apr 29, 2007, at 11:00 PM, barcajax@gmail.com wrote:

I use Eraser to securely delete files on my Windows XP desktop. I use CCleaner to securely delete my surfing history, cookies and cache.

I'm looking for similar freeware secure deletion tools that can be used on Mac OS X. Mac OS X comes with its own secure deletion option but it does not have any options to configure. How does it fair against a tool like Eraser? Is there a better tool for Mac? How about a freeware tool to securely clear my surfing history, cookies and cache? My preference is for both tools to support the Gutmann method.

Any recommendations would be appreciated.

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