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Pascal/Delphi Source File
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1993-08-27
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{
> I'm looking For a turbo pascal routine that will wipe Files
> off of disks the way (or similar to the way) that Norton's
> Wipeinfo wipe's Files. I'd like the call to be something
> like wipeFile(fn:String); Preferrably, I would also like
> the deleted directory entry wiped to prevent one from seeing
> what the File that used to be there was named, or how large
> it was. Any help would greatly be appreciated.
> Here is my wipe File. The directory entry is not cleared.
Well, today an idea occured: clearing directory entries is not as
difficult as I tought. No Assembler needed, no strange Dos calls, just
plain TP. Here an updated version. Even the CIA won't get your Files
back!
}
Procedure DosWipe(Path : PathStr);
{ wipes Files according to Department of Defense standard DOD 5220.22-M }
Var
DataFile : File;
DirInfo : SearchRec;
Procedure WipeFile(Var DataFile : File);
Const
NullByte : Byte = 0;
FFByte : Byte = $FF;
F6Byte : Byte = $F6;
Var
Result : Word;
Count : Byte;
Count2 : LongInt;
begin
Reset(DataFile, 1);
For Count := 1 to 3 do
begin
Seek(DataFile,0);
For Count2 := 0 to FileSize(DataFile) - 1 do
BlockWrite(DataFile, FFByte, 1, result);
Seek(DataFile,0);
For Count2 := 0 to FileSize(DataFile) - 1 do
BlockWrite(DataFile, NullByte, 1, result);
end;
Seek(DataFile, 0);
For Count := 0 to FileSize(DataFile) - 1 do
BlockWrite(DataFile, F6Byte, 1, result);
Close(DataFile);
end;
Procedure ClearDirEntry;
begin
Reset(DataFile);
Truncate(DataFile); { erase size entry }
Close(DataFile);
Rename(DataFile, 'TMP00000.$$$'); { erase name entry }
end;
Var
D : DirStr;
N : NameStr;
E : ExtStr;
begin
FSplit(Path, D, N, E);
FindFirst(Path, Archive, DirInfo);
While DosError = 0 do
begin
Assign(DataFile, D+DirInfo.Name);
WipeFile(DataFile);
ClearDirEntry;
Erase(DataFile);
FindNext(DirInfo);
end;
end;