[CentOS] wiping out data on a disk (no physical acess to the machine)
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m.roth at 5-cent.usWed Jan 9 14:48:59 UTC 2013
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Ken godee wrote: > >>> Thanks. Is it possible that shred exit abnormally in any case (for >>> example, some files that it relies on have been shreded)? >> >> Without physical access to the machine so you can see (and control) what >> is actually going on, there is no way to 100% guarantee that the data is >> completely destroyed. > > If you had some disk space could you create a partition > and install a minimalistic Linux version, set your > system to boot the minimalistic Linux version, log > in and completely destroy any partition you want and > you could just leave the minimalistic Linux version. Dumb question: why can't you have whoever has the drive pull it and ship it to you? mark
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