Re: DoD aproved disk wiping tool
- From: postmaster <postmaster@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 14:20:47 -0500
It's a wonderful way to say "good luck in your new job"?
The CCEVS approved UniShred Pro http://niap-ccevs.org/cc-scheme/st/index.cfm/vid/6001 at EAL 1.
I think the only "approved" process for hard drive wiping by the "NSA" is catastrophic EMP magnetization of the drive. Yes I read that the NSA approved bcwipe, but that's dod standards, internally I don't think they allow anything but complete destruction before letting a hard drive leave the building.
Your site, if dealing with NSA information will have a policy in place for file and hard drive deletion. Rather than going out on your own, you should probably talk to your point of contact.
Personally I use eraser with Guttman settings and disk nuke on random infinite wipe and let it run for the week. I seriously doubt that won't stop anyone without a multi million dollar budget and a serious interest in my data.
-Mike
John Syers wrote:
Okay, I gotta ask: why would you want to remotely wipe a hard drive?
js
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JP Vicente wrote:Hello,
Is there a way of wiping a hard drive remotely over a network using an
approved DoD 5200.28 standard hard drive wiping tool. Additionally, is
there a wiping utility besides bcwipe that is NSA approved?
JP
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