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Usody Sanitize
Under development.
A tool to securely erase disks by performing a certificate-based validation of the wipe process.
It ensures that the data on the disk is completely and irrecoverably erased, protecting sensitive information from being recovered. The tool uses industry-standard wiping methods to securely erase the data on the disk, making it impossible to recover. The tool also generates a certificate of sanitize process that can be used to verify the authenticity of the wipe process. This tool is perfect for businesses and individuals who need to securely and permanently remove sensitive data from their disks.
Dependencies
This tool uses hdparm and smartmontools for the sanitize process, make sure to have them installed before running
sanitize.
For Debian users, run the following command:
apt update
apt install python3-pydantic nvme-cli smartmontools xxd
Erasure tools dependencies
NVME disks
On debian we need the dependency nvme-cli.
apt update
apt install nvme-cli
nvme-cli is a valuable tool to efficiently and securely erase the data while benefiting from the speed and security
features inherent in NVMe technology. This is particularly important in scenarios where data confidentiality,
performance, and compliance are critical concerns.
Installation
Install the package from the official PyPi repository:
$ pip install usody_sanitize
---> 100%
Usage
Sanitize is written to make it easy to use via terminal or import and integrate with your code.
Terminal client
Erase a single disk using the default method:
sanitize -d /dev/sdc -m BASIC --confirm
Import client
@Todo: Show some examples.
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