Re: Secure erase a hard disk ?

DBAN will do nuke your disks, give it a try:
http://www.dban.org/

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Arley Barros Leal
mcse+security, ITIL, ccsp, inet+, security+, ciwa, ocp, ccna



"Eric" <Eric_m@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:mn.f30a7d97b0b892a3.70874@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello,

we would like to delete securely a whole hard drive for some of our servers and workstations.

After this operation, we dont want to be able to recover the files with any third application.

My question is :
Do you know any software that is doing this through a bootable media (cdrom or usb) and quite quickly ?

Thank you

--
Eric



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