
Just recently, one of my co-workers was asked to clean out a hard drive. They wanted to make sure that any data that was previously there would render unrecoverable. My co-worker asked me, what would be the best way to do this? Since I work a lot with Linux from a security aspect, I immediately chose Linux. I find it easier to use something I already know then try to find another solution. In this article, I will explain the easiest way to clean out a hard drive using the 'dd' command with Linux.
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Just recently, one of my co-workers was asked to clean out a hard drive. They wanted to make sure that any data that was previously there would render unrecoverable. My co-worker asked me, what would be the best way to do this? Since I work a lot with Linux from a security aspect, I immediately chose Linux. I find it easier to use something I already know then try to find another solution. In this article, I will explain the easiest way to clean out a hard drive using the 'dd' command with Linux.
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