Re: GNU/Linux is Best for Secure File Deletion

Lester Thorpe <lt@gnu.rocks> wrote:

Are we paranoid?
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The smart people always say that we cannot be paranoid enough.
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But don't worry.  GNU/Linux has the absolute best file deletion
utilities:
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https://github.com/gordrs/thc-secure-delete
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You probably won't find this on any distro.  You've got to build
it yourself.
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If using an ext3 filesystem with "data=ordered" journal then any
file can be totally nuked with:
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srm -v file
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For the extra paranoid, just mount as ext2 for no journal.
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To delete all traces of previously insecurely deleted files
just do:
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sfill -v directory/mountpoint
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With GNU/Linux there is never a worry.
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With Microslop you won't get much sleep.
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Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
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GNU/Linux empowers the technical elite.
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Microslop allows the brain-dead to digitally finger paint.

In other words, per your previous comments about sex, you download a
lot of CSAM AKA child pornography, and you want to hide your tracks on
your hard drive (since you shun having a fucking SSD).

--
Joel W. Crump

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