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Old July 2nd, 2002, 05:18 AM
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Default PGP and file wiping

For those of you who are interested in secure file wiping, but don't use Internet Sweeper, PGP has a feature which sounds similar to IS file wiper.

You can either wipe a deleted file with random data, or wipe all your free disk space.

I haven't tried it our myself - regular defragging keeps me happy
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Old July 4th, 2002, 03:38 AM
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Default Re:PGP and file wiping

Bubs, Don't want you feeling more secure than you are. Regular defragging will not remove deleted data unless it has been wiped first. Even a one time wipe and then a defrag will keep you fairly secure as the defrag eliminates the deleted directory structure and file names. But, not until it's wiped! Not deleted, but wiped.
 

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