Single drive wipe protects data, research finds

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Single drive wipe protects data, research finds
Robert Lemos, 2009-01-16

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Might want to read the source report. 2009-01-16
Anonymous (1 replies)

Re: Might want to read the source report. 2009-01-19
Robert Lemos (1 replies)

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Anonymous (1 replies)

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Anonymous

Single drive wipe protects data, research finds 2009-01-17
Commentor

Single drive wipe protects data, research finds 2009-01-17
Anonymous

Single drive wipe protects data, research finds 2009-01-18
brl

This is hogwash... 2009-01-19
Anonymouse (4 replies)

Re: This is hogwash... 2009-01-19
Anonymous (2 replies)

Re: Re: This is hogwash... 2009-01-19
Anonymous

Re: Re: This is hogwash... 2009-01-19
Anonymous

Re: This is hogwash... 2009-01-19
Anonymous

A quick erase doesn't actually overwrite anydata, it merely unlinks it from the file system. In theory Data erased with Quick Erase is almost all recoverable

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Re: This is hogwash... 2009-01-20
Anonymous

And you are mistaken about your "recovery" 2009-01-20
Anonymous

Single drive wipe protects data, research finds 2009-01-19
Anonymous

Single drive wipe protects data, research finds 2009-01-19
Anonymous

Single drive wipe protects data, research finds 2009-01-19
Anonymous

Single drive wipe protects data, research finds 2009-01-19
Chris

1) It is not an electron microscope 2) It is definitely possible to see bits 2009-01-19
Colby Boles (1 replies)

Re: 1) It is not an electron microscope 2) It is definitely possible to see bits 2009-01-21
Demagnetized Magnetician

Less successful than a coin toss? INVERT! 2009-01-20
Anonymous (1 replies)

Re: Less successful than a coin toss? INVERT! 2009-01-21
Anonymous

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