Wipe

How to Completely Wipe Your Hard Drive in Linux

How to Completely Wipe Your Hard Drive in Linux

To install wipe on Debian/Ubuntu type:

  1. apt install wipe -y. The wipe command is useful to remove files, directories partitions or disk. ...
  2. wipe filename. To report on progress type:
  3. wipe -i filename. To wipe a directory type:
  4. wipe -r directoryname. ...
  5. wipe -q /dev/sdx. ...
  6. apt install secure-delete. ...
  7. srm filename. ...
  8. srm -r directory.

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