Single drive wipe protects data, research finds

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)

Re: Re: Might want to read the source report. 2009-01-19
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: This is hogwash... 2009-01-19
Anonymous

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

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

And you are mistaken about your "recovery".

That's because "quick erase" only removes the first and last 20 Megabytes of data on the disk.

So of course there was data to be recovered.

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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