This is a discussion on Erasing a CD/DVD within the Computer Security forums, part of the Computer technology category; hi, Just wanted to know . i have a DVD (A write once DVD) which i have burned without using ...
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| hi, Just wanted to know . i have a DVD (A write once DVD) which i have burned without using the multi-session option . It contains some sensitive data like company related passwords and stuff . Is there anyway i can completely erase/destroy the data/DVD ????? . I hear that its possible to even read data from broken discs using some tool ? |
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| Easy way to get around it: 1) Get some good pointed object and scratch the disc completely with it. ![]() 2) Break the disc into more than 5 parts, or into bits if possible. |
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| Quite true. Simple and no chance of recovery. |
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Rep Power: 2 | i make scratches and break it ! |
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| Why do you need to pollute the air, if you can do many other safe things? |
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| I am afraid even that is true. They give out toxic fumes. I just focused on the question. But such recoverers are not popular in our country as in Europe. In our place it simple goes for recycling. |
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| And there is no need to take lots of items and go on holding, when you can just take a rock or anything else and scratch it down and break it. That's more than enough if your enemy ( |
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Then, they will start thinking while burning every CD/DVD, "Isn't this just one? It won't do much harm." And, thousand 'ones' make one thousand. Subsiding of this thinking, in just thousand minds is another thing that need to be thought upon. -D | |
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Rep Power: 1 | Break it , scratch it , burn it , put some acid on it or do whatever you want. Why didnt you encrypt or password protect your data before burning it ? |
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| ^ Because i am prone to forgetting passwords .... which may be disastrous .... and from what i have seen encryption/decryption also requires passwords .... anyways i ll use the fire method ..... i need to destroy just one or 2 discs once in a while ...very rarely ........Generally i give all my useless dics to the paperwala |
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Rep Power: 1 | just want to erase the content in cd by using nero express you can do that but you cannot erase the space that written |
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