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2.4 Active@ KillDisk for Hard Drives

The performance of Active@ KillDisk for Hard Drives depends on the version of the application, as displayed in the table below.

Table 2-1 Differences Between Free and Professional Versions

Feature

Free

Professional

Securely overwrites and destroys all data on physical drive or logical partition

Erases partitions, logical drives and unused disk space

Supports solid state drives (SSD)

Supports IDE / ATA / SATA / SCSI hard disk drives

Supports fixed disks, floppies, zip drives, FlashMedia drives

Supports large-sized drives (more than 128GB)

Supports Command Line mode (can be run with no user interaction)

Operates from bootable floppy disk or bootable CD (DOS version)
Operates from bootable CD/DVD, USB (Windows version)

Supports 17 security standards:

Erases with one-pass zeros

Erases with one-pass random characters

 

Erases with user defined method, using user’s pattern and specified number of passes

 

Erases with user-defined number of passes (up to 99)

 

US Department of Defense 5220.22 M

 

US Department of Defense 5220.22 M (ECE)

 

US Army AR380-19

 

US Air Force 5020

 

Navso P-5329-26 (MFM)

 

Navso P-5329-26 (RL)

 

NCSC-TG-025

 

Canadian OPS-II

 

HMG IS5 Baseline

 

HMG IS5 Enhanced

 

German VISTR

 

Bruce Schneier

 

Gutmann's method

 

Russian GOST p50739-95

 

 

Customizable security levels

 

Supports all detected hard disk drives

Erasing report is created and can be saved as a file

Includes Console Application to run and erase data under Windows

Displays detected drive and partition information

Scans NTFS and FAT volumes and displays existing and deleted files and folders

Data verification may be performed after erasing is completed

 

Disk Viewer allows you to preview any sectors or file clusters on a drive

Operates in DOS real mode, the most secure and reliable environment  

Wipes out NTFS, FAT32, FAT16 and FAT12 volumes from areas containing deleted and unused data 

Wipes out free clusters (unused by file data sectors)

Wipes out file slack space (unused bytes in the last cluster occupied by file) 

Wipes out deleted MFT and ROOT system records 

Wipes out unused space in any MFT records and compressed clusters

 

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