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by Turing_Machine 2294 days ago
Okay, so why not wipe to NIST standards (multiple random overwrites or whatever is the latest best practice) and then zero it out to an "unused" state afterward?
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If all you're going to do is just securely delete data without drawing suspicion, that's a good plan.

If you wanted to hide data in an encrypted partition that looks like random data, that's not going to work.