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Started by Hans Manhave, March 20, 2015, 05:27:26 PM

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Hans Manhave

Just saw this online and thought maybe someone needs one of these.  For those that cannot take drives out and destroy them.

www.cyberguys.com/product-details/?productid=59538
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Hans Manhave

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Hans Manhave

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Jim Jensen

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Quote from: FWA on March 24, 2015, 01:45:18 PM
Quote from: Billy Welsh on March 24, 2015, 12:56:32 PM
The Glock won't do SCSI???

;D ;)

Quote from: Mark on March 24, 2015, 11:49:21 AM
Wish it did SCSI

Barrel probably needs to be threaded.
Remember that SCSI requires termination at the end. That's usually not preferred with a Glock.
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Mark

If you're not re-purposing the drive, the only problem with the Glock is cleanup.  Don't want to pollute any areas that I shoot in and would not be easy to prevent pollution or easy to cleanup afterwards.

Adapter could be an option.  The software on this thing is available - I already use.  But requires an available computer, so this thing is more convenient.
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Jim Jensen

I have used the sledgehammer approach in the past, but some of the drive containers were sturdy enough that I chipped the concrete under it. I wish I had one of the big degaussian electromagnets they used to use on tube TVs. That would surely muss up the data enough.
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Jim Jensen

Yes, I think the Big I should have a big SSI shredder for communal use by agents. Go to CE, drop in some hard drives  (plus maybe the E&O instructors laptop).
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Mark

Quote from: Jim Jensen on March 24, 2015, 02:55:42 PM
Yes, I think the Big I should have a big SSI shredder for communal use by agents. Go to CE, drop in some hard drives  (plus maybe the E&O instructors laptop).

YES!!!  I will suggest to the WI VP! lol
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Joshua Conner

I have done a large drill bit on dewalt before and its much faster than an NSA clean.  I have even done it in my office so while not as fun as the Glock can be done in city limits and indoors.
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Mark

Yep, I've done that one as well.  I have a drill press now, just need a good drill bit.  But again - can't use the drive after that!  :o
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Hans Manhave

Other options:

www.korosoft.hu

www.fileshredder.org and links from there.
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