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"intwvt" wrote
in :
You're in Serious Trouble - It's a Proven Fact!

FBI FORENSICS CAN FIND DELETED FILES

THERE ARE THINGS ON YOUR COMPUTER
THAT YOU THOUGHT YOU DELETED.

!!!!BUT THEY ARE STILL THERE!!!

blah blah blah

So get Eraser for free and security delete your files and wipe your free
disk space.

Of course, for the paranoid, it's not really a matter of what you've
erased. It's what you still have on your disks. Like the idiot
university professor that turned in a hard drive for an upgrade to his
IT department and got nailed for the kiddie porn on his old drive that
he left on it. God forbid any NT/2K/XP-pro users actually use EFS
that's already included since privileges don't mean jack when you move
the drive to another box.

On Sun, 21 Dec 2003 20:21:14 GMT
"*Vanguard*" wrote:

"intwvt" wrote
in :
You're in Serious Trouble - It's a Proven Fact!

FBI FORENSICS CAN FIND DELETED FILES

THERE ARE THINGS ON YOUR COMPUTER
THAT YOU THOUGHT YOU DELETED.

!!!!BUT THEY ARE STILL THERE!!!

blah blah blah

So get Eraser for free and security delete your files and wipe your
free disk space.

Of course, for the paranoid, it's not really a matter of what you've
erased. It's what you still have on your disks. Like the idiot
university professor that turned in a hard drive for an upgrade to his
IT department and got nailed for the kiddie porn on his old drive that
he left on it. God forbid any NT/2K/XP-pro users actually use EFS
that's already included since privileges don't mean jack when you move
the drive to another box.

Just pull the platters out, bend them double a couple of times, and lay
them on the railroad track.

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