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Giveaway of the day — 1-abc.net File Washer 6
1-abc.net File Washer 6 era disponibile come app gratuita il 07 novembre 2013!
File Washer aiuta gli utenti a cancellare i file definitivamente, in modo che non possano essere mai recuperati. È possibile utilizzare 11 diversi metodi di cancellazione, e tutti provvedono a sovrascrivere il vecchio file in modo da renderlo irrecuperabile.
Una di queste procedure di eliminazione è il famoso "metodo Gutman", che probabilmente è uno dei modi migliori per cancellare i dati, sovrascrivendoli 35 volte. Inoltre, è stata aggiunta una tecnica che sovrascrive i file che si desidera eliminare con un altro file.
I migliori suggerimenti per migliorare il programma verranno premiati con una licenza a vita di Security Box. Utilizzate l'apposito modulo per farci avere le vostre idee. Non dimenticate di inserire il vostro indirizzo email, altrimenti non potremo contattarvi in caso di vittoria!
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Requisiti di Sistema:
Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8; CPU 300 MHz; RAM 32MB; disk space 10MB
Produttore:
1-abc.netHomepage:
http://www.1-abc.net/0017/index.htmDimensione File:
9.53 MB
Prezzo:
$19.99
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Commenti su 1-abc.net File Washer 6
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Just an ordinary File shredder as many others...
It's OK but 20 bucks opss sorry 19.99 $ for this?
Come on please....let's be serious!!
http://www.dban.org
http://www.puransoftware.com/Wipe-Disk.html (==> Can even delete the files system)
http://hddguru.com/software/HDD-LLF-Low-Level-Format-Tool
And to completely erase individual files and folders, rather than an entire HD:
* (Portable) Privazer
http://privazer.com
* Portable Files Terminator
Great FREE & PORTABLE Italian app designed to completely delete for good any sensitive data stored in your PC, by using the following 8 shredding methods:
One pass Pseudorandom
British HMG IS5
Two pass Russian GOST P50739-95
Three pass US DoD 5220.22M
Seven pass German VSITR
Canadian RCPM TSSIT OPS-II
Bruce Schneier
35-pass Peter Gutmann
http://elefantsoftware.weebly.com/files-terminator.html
* (Portable) Blank And Secure
http://www.softwareok.com/?seite=Microsoft/BlankAndSecure
HINT to the developer: How about focusing on different kind of apps??
My 2 cents....
Pros
*Securely erase files and folders
*Supports 11 secure deletion algorithms
*Can add an entry into right-click context menu for easy access to 1-abc.net File Washer
*Supports batch processing
Cons
*Does not support drag + drop
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Final Verdict
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Because of the data density of modern hard drives it is apparently much easier to erase the residue of old files.
It is worth checking the effectiveness of any erase program with a decent recovery program just be on the safe side.
Personally in the past the only program I have used to do this is the following:-
http://sourceforge.net/projects/eraser/
It gets a good name and it's free!
I thought it was interesting this morning that when I Googled on [w/out quotes] "secure data erasure" I got 145,000 results, "data erasure" = 888,000, while "forensic data recovery" yielded 3,060,000 -- it would seem there are more people interested in recovering your data than there are people worried about stopping that from happening. At any rate some may find the following couple of links useful...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_erasure
http://arstechnica.com/security/2011/03/ask-ars-how-can-i-safely-erase-the-data-from-my-ssd-drive/
One opinion that will crop up a lot if/when you research destroying &/or recovering data, is that encrypting a drive generally works pretty well, as long as you can make sure no one gets the key. Granted the NSA [& similar] can probably get through that encryption, but from what we've been reading in the news there's a good chance that if they really wanted that data, they already had it before you got rid of the key to prevent access. ;)
So why use File Washer? If you follow the link at the top of this page to http://www.1-abc.net/0017/index.htm there's a list of the handy features like moving data to a new folder [I would assume on a different storage device] & automatically erasing the old folder. Overwriting data isn't that hard -- that's why there's so many apps that offer that feature, probably including your security software -- so the difference between app X & app Y is in the value-added stuff & sometimes ease of use [e.g. the popular app Eraser bugs me by wanting to always stay running in the tray].
Do Note: While erasing files may be a step in removing the tracks of what you've been doing, your history is stored all over the place, in the registry, in log files, possibly in logs & such on your ISP's servers & so on. If that's the reason behind wanting to erase files you'd be better off researching staying anonymous, removing all tracks, VMs, Truecrypt, VPNs etc. Researching data forensics can point out not just what recovery's possible, but common.
This is an interesting little article and it could save you time when you're trying to clear your old files from being recovered.
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Is the Gutmann method the best method?
No because Gutmann says it no longer is the best…
http://www.dban.org/node/40
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The following article compares a number of free and some portable file erasing programs.
Learn How to Securely Delete Files in Windows
http://www.howtogeek.com/72130/
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Altro programma inutile...sigh!
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