RE: [Full-Disclosure] Erasing a hard disk easily

["Kain, Becki (B.)" <bkain1@xxxxxxxx>]

Personally, I've used Eraser with the one pass option and tested it against 
Encase and couldn't retrieve anything.  It's free, it's quick, and I'd highly 
recommend it.

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That's what I am going to do to the non donated units smash, drill and M80
them.
But for the ones I am donating I was wondering if the magnet approach was
quick enough.

Thanks.. 



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>>> Javier Liendo <javier@xxxxxxxxxx> 13/07/2004 04:59:16 >>>
> i've read that physically removing the disk plates from a modern hard 
> disk is more than enough to make the information contained there 
> imposible to read.

Our standard procedure for destruction of hard disks is summed up in two
words:

Pillar Drill.

Line 'em up and drill 'em through.  You can do a hundred in a few minutes.

Regards,

Marek

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