Blog Posts Tagged with "DoD 5220-22-M"
The Urban Legend of Multipass Hard Disk Overwrite
August 29, 2011 Added by:Brian Smithson
Multipass disk overwrite and the “DoD 5220-22-M standard 3-pass wipe” are, at best, urban legends. At worst, they are a waste of time. A single pass overwrite with any arbitrary value (randomly chosen or not) is sufficient to render the original HDD data effectively irretrievable...
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