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Re: Flash Memory Wiping
From: Dragos Ruiu <dr () eusecwest com>
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2007 15:56:08 -0800
On Friday 19 January 2007 09:13, Deian Stefan wrote:
If you have OS X you can use the Disk Utility to 0-out the data, 7-pass or 35-pass erase on any mounted volumes. There are alot of GNU/Linux tools that are similar and can do 35-pass erase. On 1/18/07, William M. Ryan <wmr02 () health state ny us> wrote:Can anyone recommend a tool/technique that will ensure that no data is recoverable from flash memory devices including USB drives, Memory cards, and PDAs?
No, you arent getting it. You don't overwrite the data to erase on flash. You fill the device. cheers, --dr -- World Security Pros. Cutting Edge Training, Tools, and Techniques London, U.K. Mar 1-2 - 2007 http://eusecwest.com pgpkey http://dragos.com/ kyxpgp
Current thread:
- Flash Memory Wiping William M. Ryan (Jan 18)
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping Joel Dinel (Jan 19)
- RE: Flash Memory Wiping Laundrup, Jens (Jan 19)
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping Deian Stefan (Jan 22)
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping Dragos Ruiu (Jan 23)
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping Atom Smasher (Jan 22)
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping C Anctil (Jan 23)
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping Dragos Ruiu (Jan 24)
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping Lou Losee (Jan 24)
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping William M. Ryan (Jan 26)
- RES: Flash Memory Wiping Cleverson de Freitas Ferla (Jan 30)
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping C Anctil (Jan 23)
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping Snoopy Brown (Jan 24)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping kenneth . buckler (Jan 19)
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping chandlg (Jan 19)
- Re: Flash Memory Wiping Atom Smasher (Jan 22)