Eraser is an advanced security tool for Windows which allows you to completely remove sensitive data from your hard drive by overwriting it several times with carefully selected patterns.
Using Eraser Eraser, although being designed as an advanced security tool, has a user-friendly interface for users to design, schedule and execute tasks. The interface is therefore an integral part of the user’s workflow and in this chapter we demonstrate the common tasks users expect of such a program.
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Eraser is a customisable program which allows you to change settings that fit your threat model. Nonetheless, the default settings that come with Eraser out-of-the-box are relatively safe for the majority of users. Note that for settings to take effect, you need to select the Save Settings button at the top-right of the settings page. Some settings also require a restart to take effect. Shell ...
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This document explains and outlines the policy governing the use of data collected through the BlackBox crash reporting service. What BlackBox Is BlackBox is an Eraser plugin written to detect situations where Eraser would crash. In those situations, it would automatically gather information about the crash, storing it on your computer, where at a later time you can upload for Eraser’s ...