Permanently Delete Sensitive Files With CyberShredder

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There are many times when you may want to permanently delete files from your computer, however relying on emptying the recycle bin or using the Shift + Delete option to delete files is not entirely reliable to wipe out data, and there are several softwares that will recover deleted files even after emptying the recycle bin.

CyberShredder is is a quick, safe and handy freeware utility that lets you erase confidential files from your computer permanently. CyberShredder’s simple interface will help you get rid of confidential data permanently. It deletes files using three different shredding methods, including the NSA approved seven-pass file deletion method.

Related: Completely Erase Files With Personal Shredder

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To permanently delete files, you will need to drag and drop the files to the CyberShredder window or use the File->Open dialog to choose the file. If you have a change of mind about deleting the file or folder permanently, you can do so by clicking on the abort shredding button, the delete can be aborted until the last moment.

The files and folders that are deleted through CyberShredder cannot be recovered through a undelete software.

CyberShredder is available for download as a regular software and as a portable software.

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  1. David Hobson
    January 12th, 2009 at 6:05 pm #

    Although these programs are good some data is still recoverable.

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  2. PS3
    January 13th, 2009 at 6:55 pm #

    I was using something called Evidence Eliminator and they describe that as “military grade” for irrecoverably. Not sure if that was the case though.

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  3. Jacques Seoman
    January 14th, 2009 at 1:19 am #

    I think we all have had some previously deleted item come back to haunt us! I could really have done with this application 8 years ago! Definitely going to download this, as it is freeware I have nothing to lose (except the stuff I want to erase permanently!)

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