Jetico BCWipe v3.11.4 w fix
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Jetico BCWipe

Software is designed to securely delete files from the disk.
Standard file deletion leaves the contents of the "deleted" file on your disk.
Unless it has been overwritten by files subse-quently saved, it can be easily recovered using standard disk utilities.
BCWipe is fully integrated into the Windows Shell and efficiently shreds data in files so that they can not be recovered by any means.

 

The BCWipe software is intended to give you confidence that erased files cannot be recovered by an intruder.
BCWipe can be run from My Computer as well as from a command-line prompt.
BCWipe v.3 is a powerful set of utilities which complies with the US DoD 5200.28-STD standard and Peter Gutmann wiping scheme.
You can also create and use you own customized wiping scheme to shred sensitive information from storage devices, installed on your computer.

The BCWipe system provides the following ways to shred contents of deleted files:

Delete with wiping
Using this command in the context menus of 'My computer' window, you can delete and wipe files or folders, as well as selected group of files or folders.

Wipe free disk space
To completely remove all the traces of the earlier deleted files, use this command to wipe free space on the disk, where these files were stored.

Swap file wiping
BCWipe utility has an optional switch for wiping unused portion of Windows Swap File, where the operating system can potentially store parts of files, earlier opened by applications.

Files slacks wiping
File slack is the disk space from the end of a file up to end of the last cluster used by that file.
You can turn on/off file slack wiping before running BCWipe commands.

Directory entries wiping
Directory entry is a reserved space on a disk, where the filesystem stores names and attributes of files.
Any file that has been 'deleted' by Windows, can get its name restored by unerasing utilities.
BCWipe shreds directory entries so that the information cannot be recovered.

Wiping a whole hard drive
This function allows the wiping of entire hard drives which is useful where the user sells or disposes of the computer of hard disk or where the computer is re-assigned to another user.
The BCWipe system includes command-line BCWipePD utility which can be used for all physical sectors on disk.

The following BCWipe system utilities allows users to control the wiping process and enhance security of