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abylon SHREDDER Private 22.60.12.1 was available as a giveaway on June 30, 2022!
The software abylon SHREDDER deletes selected files securely and irretrievably from the hard disk. In addition the data is overwritten up to 35 times with random characters.
Windows 7/ 8/ 10/ 11; Framework .NET 4.0; Processor: Pentium (or comparable); Working memory: 1024 MByte RAM; Free hard disk space approx. 100 MByte; Screen resolution: min. 1024x600 pixel
55.4 MB
Lifetime
$34.55
Copies and synchronizes files directly as a plug-in of File Explorer to the target directory.
Monitors all visible or invisible programs, services and monitoring functions and blocks them if needed.
Automatic Windows login with central administration and network synchronization
I don't understand how people make such things up? If the recycle bin is emptied, then such shredders do not "call" the deleted files up, but instead, simply wipe the so called "free space", where the deleted files are hidden, by writing over them several times zeros and ones or whatever algorithm the app uses, and the shredder can only shred files and folders which are still in the bin or anywhere else on the hard disk, in their original form, not deleted (or emptied from the bin) yet. I just do not know, if always shredding the contents of the bin, instead of just emptying it and if repeated wiping of the hard disk's free space harms the disk or not.
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I have used FileShredder for years. It works great & integrates with the OS so when you right click your file/folder, you can choose if you wish to shred or regular delete. Link https://www.fileshredder.org/
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@abylon is this software designed for SSD units also ?
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Sam , Yes it does. It cannot see NAS Drives though even if in by physical connection.
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Bruce Green, They sure can be called.. It is called file recovery..
There are programs that can delete files that have been deleted easily and even when the space on disk has been overwritten.. Ever hear of digital forensics? Where do you even get your information?
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