Obliteratiemethoden
Obliteratiemethoden, also known as obliteration techniques, are methods used to permanently remove or destroy data from storage media. These techniques are employed to ensure that sensitive or confidential information cannot be recovered, even with advanced forensic methods. Obliteratiemethoden are commonly used in scenarios such as data sanitization, secure data deletion, and the disposal of obsolete storage devices.
There are several types of obliteratiemethoden, including:
1. **DoD 5220.22-M**: This is a standard developed by the U.S. Department of Defense that specifies methods
2. **Gutmann Method**: Proposed by Peter Gutmann, this method involves writing specific data patterns to the media
3. **Purge**: This method involves writing a specific data pattern to the media, typically a fixed value
4. **Cryptoshredding**: This technique involves encrypting the data before deletion to ensure that even if the
5. **Physical Destruction**: For the most secure data destruction, physical methods such as shredding, incineration, or
Obliteratiemethoden are crucial in protecting sensitive information, especially in legal, medical, and governmental sectors. However, it