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1. Peter Gutmann investigated data recovery from nominally overwritten media in the mid-1990s.
2. :: Is this the Peter Gutmann paper?
3. Apologies to 220 of Borg, I wrote the above before reading the excellent linked article by Peter Gutmann.
4. Peter Gutmann sent an email noting that the Storm botnet comprises between 1 and 10 million PCs depending on whose estimates you believe.
5. In 1996, Peter Gutmann, a computer scientist, presented a paper that suggested overwritten data could be recovered through the use of magnetic force microscope.
6. It's difficult to find peter gutmann in a sentence. 用peter gutmann造句挺難的
7. "' Peter Gutmann "'is a Auckland power crisis of 1998, during which the electrical power system failed completely in the central city for five weeks.
8. "What's gone on in France will raise the issue of whether these things are better done at a slower pace, " said Peter Gutmann, senior research manager at Natwest Market Intelligence in London.
9. But these programs slow computers down, and even they don't obliterate the original message, says Peter Gutmann, a computer scientist at the University of Auckland in New Zealand who specializes in examining the different ways to recover deleted information.
10. Peter Gutmann, a professor of computer science at the University of Auckland in New Zealand and the man generally regarded as the " grandfather " of the elimination methodology, says the process is closer to overwriting indelibly than wiping clean.
11. While proponents of EV Certificates claim they help against phishing attacks, security expert Peter Gutmann states the new class of certificates restore a CA's profits which were eroded due to the race to the bottom that occurred among issuers in the industry.
12. Writer and computer scientist Peter Gutmann has expressed concerns that the digital rights management scheme in Microsoft's Windows Vista operating system may limit the availability of the documentation required to write open drivers as it " requires that the operational details of the device be kept confidential ."
13. Ed Bott also published a three-part rebuttal of Peter Gutmann's claims in which he details a number of factual errors in the analysis and criticizes Gutmann's reliance on questionable sources ( personal blog postings, friends'anecdotal evidence, Google searches ) for his analysis paper and that Gutmann never tested his theories himself.
14. Most operating systems do not actually erase anything & mdash; they simply mark the disk space occupied by a deleted file as'available for use', and remove its entry from the file system Peter Gutmann of the University of Auckland wrote a celebrated 1996 paper on the recovery of overwritten information from magnetic disks; areal storage densities have gotten much higher since then, so this sort of recovery is likely to be more difficult than it was when Gutmann wrote.
15. It's something I've looked in to before and when I did I saw various commentators noting that while sometimes claims are made about being able to recover data from a zero-fill or otherwise truly overwritten data there doesn't seem to be much evidence of anyone doing it, no recovery companies appear to offer it, no one has came up with court cases where it was done etc . E . g . ( 2004 ) our even our Data remanence article . ( Of course no one none of us really know what the CIA and other intelligence agencies may be capable of and you never know what may happen in the future so if for some reason it really matters your data is destroyed may want to play it safe . ) Notably Peter Gutmann, who's work is sometimes cited as evidence for recovery also considers it unlikely it's possible with more then a single level ( and even for that it doesn't seem he thinks it likely ) and modern HDs [ http : / / www . cs . auckland . ac . nz / ~ pgut001 / pubs / secure _ del . html # Epilogue . talk ) 08 : 38, 4 December 2010 ( UTC)