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on 26-10-2012 01:22 PM
ye i am positive i have two programs that do this and there is nothing whatsoever left on the drive and if the program can't do the 7 it will reject the drive as faulty
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I actually think that a drive can be rewritten 100000 times and there will still be remnants of the original data. It may be difficult to retrieve though.
I doubt any government agency would be bothered trying to wipe them, they would (and should) play it safe and destroy them.
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on 26-10-2012 04:31 PM
I always thought that the government (ASIO, CIA, etc) could still retrieve data from anything wiped by a commercially available product.
Given the cost of storage these days, it wouldn't concern me.