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| Subject: | Re: Secure delete files |
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| Date: | Fri, 25 May 2007 12:59:57 -0700 |
Individual files only, or whole disks?
If wiping entire disks, http://dban.sf.net.
For individual files in Windows, one reasonable free program is sdelete, from the former Sysinternals team - it's free on the MSFT web site.
Otherwise, as indicated by Stephen, bcwipe should do what you want. It's available as a port for FreeBSD, and as a Win32 program.
See also secure_delete, from http://www.thc.org for *nix platforms.
Can anyone recommend a commercial or opensource military wipe program that securely delete files in: 1) Windows 2) Linux/Unix
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