Commands tagged shredding (2)
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Instead, install apt-get install secure-delete and you can use: -- srm to delete file and directory on hard disk -- smem to delete file in RAM -- sfill to delete "free space" on hard disk -- sswap to delete all data from swap
6shred -u -z -n 17 rubricasegreta.txt -
Shred can be used to shred a given partition or an complete disk. This should insure that not data is left on your disk
-2sudo shred -zn10 /dev/sda
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