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
27 Mar 24
Latest version
Primary Language
C
Size
9,407 KB
Stars
579
Forks
65
Watchers
579
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Star History
Top Contributors
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@PartialVolume (706)
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@martijnvanbrummelen (70)
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@DimitriPapadopoulos (7)
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Recent Commits
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PartialVolume (26 Mar 24)
Merge pull request #562 from Knogle/master Fixed memory leak in line 328, writing 1 byte beyond allocated memory.
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PartialVolume (26 Mar 24)
Merge pull request #561 from PartialVolume/Update_pdf_with_xoro_and_fibonacci_prngs Update PDF code with new PRNGs
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PartialVolume (26 Mar 24)
Update PDF code with new PRNGs Updated pdf to recognise XORshiro256 and lagged Fibonacci PRNGs.
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Fabian Druschke (26 Mar 24)
Fixed memory leak in line 328, writing 1 byte beyond allocated memory.
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PartialVolume (22 Mar 24)
Merge pull request #558 from Knogle/master Renamed N and M to MT_STATE_SIZE and MT_MIDDLE_WORD due to const naming of mt19937ar-cok.h, causing conflicts with SHA-512 HMAC's libssl.
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PartialVolume (21 Mar 24)
Update gui.c with correct number of prngs
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PartialVolume (21 Mar 24)
Merge pull request #555 from Knogle/xoroshiro256 Implement XORoshiro-256 PRNG for Enhanced Random Number Generation Efficiency
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PartialVolume (21 Mar 24)
Fix formatting in gui.c
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PartialVolume (21 Mar 24)
Fix a couple of formatting issues in prng.c
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PartialVolume (21 Mar 24)
Merge branch 'master' into xoroshiro256
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Fabian Druschke (21 Mar 24)
Renamed N and M to MT_STATE_SIZE and MT_MIDDLE_WORD due to const naming of mt19937ar-cok.h, causing conflicts with SHA-512 HMAC's libssl.
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PartialVolume (21 Mar 24)
Merge pull request #556 from Knogle/fibonacci Implemented Lagged Fibonacci generator PRNG providing high-speed, medium-quality numbers.
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Fabian Druschke (21 Mar 24)
Fixed stray / inside of options.c
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Fabian Druschke (21 Mar 24)
Fixed leftovers from XORoshiro-256, fixed missing PRNG option in options.c
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Fabian Druschke (20 Mar 24)
Fixed formatting
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Fabian Druschke (20 Mar 24)
Implemented Substract-and-Carry, now offering high-quality output.
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Fabian Druschke (20 Mar 24)
Removed leftover references to AES-CTR, not belonging here.
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Fabian Druschke (20 Mar 24)
Implemented Lagged Fibonacci generator PRNG providing high-speed, medium-security numbers.
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Fabian Druschke (19 Mar 24)
Fixed src/temperature.c formatting
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Fabian Druschke (19 Mar 24)
Rebased branch, fixed conflicts. Now Xoroshiro-256 in standalone branch
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PartialVolume (20 Feb 24)
Update README.md
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PartialVolume (20 Feb 24)
Merge pull request #549 from PartialVolume/Bump_version_to_0.36 Bump version to 0.36
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PartialVolume (20 Feb 24)
Updated CHANGELOG.md
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PartialVolume (20 Feb 24)
Bump to v0.36
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PartialVolume (17 Feb 24)
Merge pull request #548 from PartialVolume/Fix_some_strcpy_warnings_for_Debian Fix some strcpy compiler warnings
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PartialVolume (17 Feb 24)
Fix some strcpy compiler warnings Replace three strcpy commands with strncpy, bump minor version ready for more testing.
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PartialVolume (15 Feb 24)
Merge pull request #546 from PartialVolume/Determine_block_sizes_before_hidden_sector_detection Populates device block size before hidden sector
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PartialVolume (15 Feb 24)
Populates device block size before hidden sector Now populates the block size (physical) before the hidden sector determination function runs. The naming of block/sector can be very confusing in nwipe. So I have created a device_phy_sector_size in the drive context, so we have ->device_sector_size // logical sector size ->device_phys_sector_size // physical sector size ->device_block_size // Usually the same as logical size but could be increased by nwipe to encompass multiple logical sectors, i.e a block of sectors
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PartialVolume (15 Feb 24)
Update version.c Bump minor version from 0.35.6 to 0.35.7
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PartialVolume (03 Feb 24)
Merge pull request #543 from PartialVolume/Fix_incorrect_HS_status_for_4096_sectors_as_reported_by_libata Fix hidden sector detection for logical 4096 size
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