Erased or purged?
On Wed, 12 Aug 2015 12:08:25 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:
It will be interesting the hear of the FBI's inspection of Hillary's
hard drive on her server.
She claims she "erased" all remaining data.
If her definition of "erased" simply means deleted, the data is likely
still there and can be easily retrieved.
If the drive has been purged of all data, it suggests it was
professionally done.
If the latter, why?
Why do you think they are even the same hard drives?
Even if they are, it is trivial to actually erase all of the data with
a method that would even prevent NSA from recovering it.
The easiest way is to delete the data, then fill the drive up until it
is full with anything. Rinse repeat 6 or 7 times if you want to get to
the DoD standard.
I could write up a DOS batch file to do this in a minute or two. (Yes
DOS still runs on Windoze)
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