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    Thor Arne Johansen
    Re: Commonly used disk imaging and wiping tools can be tricked to
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    Re: Commonly used disk imaging and wiping tools can be tricked to

    In-Reply-To: <4281CC45.3030608@foi.se>


    >
    >Another really bad thing is that disk wipe tools do not wipe a disk with
    >a DCO set on it. For example, the very common tool ExpertEraser 2.0 from
    >IBAS can be tricked into wiping as little of a disk as wished by setting
    >a DCO on the disk before the wipe.
    >


    Hello,

    I hope this is not considered spamming the group. I just want to make sure the community has the correct information regarding our product ExpertEraser.

    It is true as Vidström claims that EE version 2.0 lack support for DCO (as do most competing products).

    When we became aware of this weakness (26.04.2005) we investigated, and corrected the problem. All versions shipped after this friday (13.05.2005) will support DCO.

    Now one could (and should) argue that we should have known about DCO from the moment it was proposed in the t13 commitee. Our response to that is that we are not happy with allowing this miss to happen. In fact we are downright embarressed, and will make
    every effort to prevent anything similar from happening in the future.

    So, even though we are not proud of our DCO miss, the fact is that ExpertEraser now supports DCO.

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    Thor Arne Johansen
    Technical Director & CTO
    Ibas AS

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    Arne Vidström
    Re: Commonly used disk imaging and wiping tools can be tricked to
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    Re: Commonly used disk imaging and wiping tools can be tricked to

    Hi all,

    Here is the earlier mentioned report about ATA and Computer Forensics:
    http://www2.foi.se/rapp/foir1638.pdf

    Regards /Arne


    Arne Vidström wrote:
    >
    > Also, I have written a report (which was finished already in January
    > this year) on this and other issues related to ATA and Computer
    > Forensics but it has taken time to get it through all the formalities
    > with classification and such, so it will probably take another couple of
    > weeks before I can publish it.
    >
    >
    > Regards /Arne Vidström
    >
    > Researcher, IT Security
    > Swedish Defence Research Agency
    > http://www.foi.se
    >
    >


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