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Deleting files (following the empty recycle bin operation) does not guarantee security against professional
file recovery tools. However, a higher security level on delete can be achieved by physically overwriting all
the file's bits saved on memory. Electronic file shredding in e-Capsule⢠Explorer is implemented by overwriting
the deleted files' content and attributes seven times: three times with fixed bit values and four times with
cryptographically secure pseudo-random sequences.
This procedure provides security above the standard dictated by the U.S. Ministry Of Defense (DOD 5220.22-M/NISPOM 8-306). However, for absolute security on your top-secret documents we suggest that you never store such files on hard disk drives, but only on removable storage media (such as 3.5" high-density disks). After successfully uploading your documents on the e-Capsule⢠repository, you should physically destroy the used storage media in order to preclude any chance of recovery. | ||
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