nwipe
github.com/martijnvanbrummelen/nwipe Cross-platformC-based secure light-weight disk eraser, operated through the easy-to-use CLI or a GUI interface.
- Homepage: github.com/martijnvanbrummelen/nwipe
- GitHub: github.com/martijnvanbrummelen/nwipe
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nwipe Source Code
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Description
nwipe secure disk eraser
Homepage
License
GPL-2.0
Created
06 Sept 13
Last Updated
28 Nov 24
Latest version
Primary Language
C
Size
9,140 KB
Stars
801
Forks
86
Watchers
801
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Star History
Top Contributors
- @PartialVolume (736)
- @martijnvanbrummelen (71)
- @ggruber (22)
- @abeverley (14)
- @Firminator (8)
- @infrastation (7)
- @DimitriPapadopoulos (7)
- @Legogizmo (6)
- @andreasheil (5)
- @louib (5)
- @vuntz (4)
- @xambroz (3)
- @aytey (2)
- @charles-dyfis-net (2)
- @dmshaw (2)
- @Knogle (2)
- @Awire9966 (1)
- @fthobe (1)
- @Polynomial-C (1)
- @sporqist (1)
- @ndowens (1)
- @nbassler (1)
- @NoNameForMee (1)
- @FreeMinded (1)
- @kelderek (1)
Recent Commits
- PartialVolume (23 Oct 24)
Merge pull request #621 from Firminator/patch-3 Update CHANGELOG.md with links to Issues
- Firminator (23 Oct 24)
Update CHANGELOG.md with links to Issues
- PartialVolume (14 Sept 24)
Update version.c Bump minor version from 0.37.1 to 0.37.2
- PartialVolume (14 Sept 24)
Merge pull request #607 from PartialVolume/Fix_SAS_HS2 Remove hidden sector check for SAS
- PartialVolume (14 Sept 24)
Remove hidden sector check for SAS
- PartialVolume (13 Sept 24)
Merge pull request #606 from PartialVolume/Add_new_search_location_for_hdparm_and_smartctl Add a new search location when looking for hdparm and smartctl.
- PartialVolume (13 Sept 24)
Add a new search location when looking for hdparm and smartctl. The new search location is /usr/sbin/. Previously we searched /sbin/ and /usr/bin/ but /sbin is symbolically linked to /usr/sbin/ so just in case there was some issue with the symbolic link we also now search /usr/sbin/
- PartialVolume (12 Sept 24)
Update version.c Bumped minor version from 0.37 to 0.37.1
- PartialVolume (12 Sept 24)
Merge pull request #605 from PartialVolume/Fix_SAS_HPA-DCO Fixes a issue where SAS drives always respond with hidden sectors = ??? , i.e a warning.
- PartialVolume (12 Sept 24)
Fixes a issue where SAS drives always respond with hidden sectors = ???, i.e warning. This patch fixes the problem so that a SAS drive responds with hidden sectors = not applicable. A SATA drive connected to a SAS interface should still respond with yes or no subject to the interface passing HPA and DCO-identify commands.
- PartialVolume (10 Sept 24)
Merge pull request #602 from FreeMinded/master Fix typo in create_pdf.c
- Pascal Mages (10 Sept 24)
Update create_pdf.c Fix mini typo on PRNG algorithm
- PartialVolume (07 Sept 24)
Merge pull request #598 from Knogle/poc-xoroshiro Added XORoshiro-256 PRNG implementation paper and README with detailed behaviour
- Fabian Druschke (06 Sept 24)
Added XORoshiro-256 PRNG implementation paper and README with detailed analysis and usage instructions.
- Fab (06 Sept 24)
#590: Documentation: Update Readme.md with information regarding ssd media (#597) * #587 Introduction to SSD wipe Added information to readme.md regarding the lack of clarity about SSD wiping. * #587 * Added guide for SSD * Update README.md Extended the disclaimer regarding SSD Wipe and fixed two typos * ssd-guide compatibility note update Added information regarding Samsung SATA SSD compatibility to sanitize command * Added Solidigm compatibility for sata sanitize * formatting (no content change) * Added .DS_Store to gitignore Added .DS_Store due for development on mac clients. * Update ssd-guide.md Added clarity regarding risks of incomplete sanitization of disks due to intransparency of vendor tools.
- PartialVolume (21 Aug 24)
Merge pull request #589 from PartialVolume/toggle_font_size toggle font size for tty terminal based use with d key. Not relevant for xorg/wayland based use.
- PartialVolume (21 Aug 24)
If nwipe used within ShredOS, the d key will toggle the font size, has no action for other distributions
- PartialVolume (19 Aug 24)
Merge pull request #588 from Knogle/patch-5 fix type error on i686 - uint64_t, by @xambroz
- Fabian Druschke (19 Aug 24)
fix type error on i686 - uint64_t, by @xambroz
- PartialVolume (28 May 24)
Merge pull request #581 from Awire9966/patch-1 Added DiskDump
- Andrew Cavallo (28 May 24)
Update README.md
- PartialVolume (10 May 24)
Update CHANGELOG.md
- PartialVolume (10 May 24)
Merge pull request #577 from PartialVolume/change_nwipe.1_to_nwipe.8 Request change man/nwipe.1 to man/nwipe.8
- PartialVolume (10 May 24)
Request change man/nwipe.1 to man/nwipe.8 Manpage is named nwipe.1 which would be correct but manpage contains section 8 which forms a mismatch(warning) in Debian. # Man sections 1 Executable programs or shell commands 2 System calls (functions provided by the kernel) 3 Library calls (functions within program libraries) 4 Special files (usually found in /dev) 5 File formats and conventions, e.g. /etc/passwd 6 Games 7 Miscellaneous (including macro packages and conventions), e.g. man(7), groff(7), man-pages(7) 8 System administration commands (usually only for root) 9 Kernel routines [Non standard] (requested by MvB)
- PartialVolume (08 May 24)
Merge pull request #576 from PartialVolume/master Update CHANGELOG.md
- PartialVolume (08 May 24)
Update CHANGELOG.md
- PartialVolume (08 May 24)
Merge pull request #575 from PartialVolume/bump_to_0.37 Bump to v0.37
- PartialVolume (08 May 24)
Bump to v0.37
- PartialVolume (06 May 24)
Merge pull request #574 from Polynomial-C/configure_ac_fix configure.ac: Fix check for parted
- Lars Wendler (29 Apr 24)
configure.ac: Fix check for parted PKG_CHECK_MODULES needs all modules in a single list or else the following error message appears during configure run: ./configure: 6807: libconfig: not found because the macro interprets "[libconfig]" as the action that needs to be done if parted was found. Removed superfluous check for libconfig as requested by PartialVolume
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