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Jetico BCWipePD ver.2.04

Posted By: gaudeamus
Jetico BCWipePD ver.2.04

Jetico BCWipePD ver.2.04 | 10,8 MB

When you delete sensitive files from a disk on your computer, the operating system (for example, Windows or Linux) does not erase contents of these files from the disk - it only deletes 'references' on these files from filesystem tables. Contents of the deleted file (or file's body) continue to be stored on the disk and can be easily recovered using any disk tool utility. Wiping is a term used to describe a process of shredding contents of a file or disk space. It is impossible to restore any data that has been properly wiped.

Wiping is a term used to describe a process of shredding contents of a file or disk space. It is impossible to restore any data that has been properly wiped.

BCWipePD utility is designed for quite specific purposes, mainly for government agencies, banking and large corporations, where there is a need in a safe destroying contents of hard drives before computers can be got away from the companies. BCWipePD is a powerful utility designed as a command-line program to minimize size of executable and provide a fast way for wiping disks on large number of computers without wasting time on installation the program on every computer separately.

Wiping a whole hard drive (or all hard drives) on the computer with BCWipePD is a simple procedure. You boot computer using BCWipePD bootable CD and after confirming the operation will get the wiping process running. It is also possible to run BCWipePD with command-line parameters.