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Hardware Drive Wipers

drv16 · 2007-12-06T20:19:01Z

I am in the process of researching hardware hard drive wipers to be integrated into our forensic lab. We currently use EnCase to wipe hard drives and we were looking for other alternatives. Can anyone offer suggestions as to what hardware products they are using to wipe hard drives? We are considering the DriveWiper from Voom Technologies and the Image Maaster Solo III (we could use this for imaging as well). Feedback would be appreciated!

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BornToWriteBlock

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25/02/2008 11:39 pm

Yet another vote for the Hardcopy II

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bsd-roo

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26/02/2008 8:23 am

hello all

im just curious, DD in uni is free, how come no-one mentions that here?

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BitHead

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26/02/2008 8:40 am

hello all

im just curious, DD in uni is free, how come no-one mentions that here?

I guess you could manually write a bunch of zeros with dd multiple times, but Eraser is free and does it automatically.

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15/04/2008 3:54 am

Another vote for Logicube Talon. Works a treat and gives you a printable report with drive type, serial number, etc.

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TGriffith

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15/04/2008 4:02 pm

I like the Wiebetech drive eRazer Pro as a hardware device. I use a couple of different sofware programs for drives types that the eRazer doesn't support.

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