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Thank you for your analysis. I now have formed the belief that eraser is safe to use against any reasonably anticipated threat. Any organization with virtually unlimited resources like the CIA, the FBI or Microsoft can probably recover data over written with it. I am not trying to hide data...

I have found what looks like an authoritative paper on the subject as follows: Secure File Deletion: Fact or Fiction? http://www.sans.org/reading_room/whitep ... nt/631.php I have not read it all yet. Looks like the reporter may have been right.

I may consider this at some time in the future. Jeff Vaughn, the newsman, has not acknowledged my last email I sent him. I am sure that some where there is some definitive information in engineering journals or court records where data recovery efforts after secure deletion have either been...

The News Anchor is Jeff Vaughn. Here is an article on his blog http://community.nbcactionnews.com/blog ... t.aspx?p=2 The Video is here : http://www.nbcactionnews.com/content/go ... aebcc1ff3a I am aware that any file that is open is available to the system. I agree that they should have the...

JackJack said, "Not really, encryption always has the potential to be cracked, so you should always treat it as such and securely delete files and securely wipe free space. Also once the computer is booted the files and filesystem are accessible by all." I agree that encryption always has the...

A local TV reporter in Kansas City did a storey entitled “Your Computer Never Forgets” He said that no matter how many times the data can still be recovered. I would like to know if this is true. Can any one cite a verifiable source in which a program like Eraser was used and the data was...