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Thread created 03-09-2013 by Golbez01
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Post #58112370 added 03-09-2013 5:39 PM by mrbobhcrhs in Archived Deals
Not only what komondor said, there is no guarantee that you are saving that modified file in the same location on your physical disk as the old file.
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Thread created 03-09-2013 by Golbez01
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Post #58109732 added 03-09-2013 2:37 PM by komondor in Archived Deals
ah but how do you know you are writing over the old file that is why you need a program to wipe ALL the unused space on your drive
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Thread created 03-09-2013 by Golbez01
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Post #58109034 added 03-09-2013 1:46 PM by linux_guru in Archived Deals
To truly zap a file to Kingdom Come, copy a larger file to the file. That will overwrite the file with the data from another file. Completely unrecoverable by anyone except a state spy agency.
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Thread created 03-09-2013 by Golbez01
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Post #58107310 added 03-09-2013 11:35 AM by hbarnwheeler in Archived Deals
For securely deleting individual files, you can use the free eraser application.
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Thread created 03-09-2013 by Golbez01
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Post #58107124 added 03-09-2013 11:24 AM by komondor in Archived Deals
no it can be recovered only something like this http://www.east-tec.com/eraser/ they have a free trial delete the file then empty recycle bin then run it
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Thread created 03-09-2013 by Golbez01
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Post #58106974 added 03-09-2013 11:16 AM by Golbez01 in Archived Deals
Considering text programs like word, wordpad, and notepad: If you edit out all the text (delete) in a document prior to deleting the file - can it be recovered? Or is that pretty fail safe?

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