DATARAZER - Hard Drive Eraser
Author: Brian Wilson
2025-01-04T09:05:00.000Z

DATARAZER is a high-speed, NIST 800-88r1 compliant data erasure tool tailored for industries like Electronics Recycling, Medical, and Education. It offers features such as pseudorandom and single-character overwrite, HDD hot swapping, and the ability to erase hidden areas (HPAs/DCO). It supports multiple overwrite methods, including NIST CLEAR and DOD 5220.22-M, and provides detailed erasure certificates. DATARAZER supports various storage types (SATA, SAS, NVME, IDE) and is compatible with MySQL databases and SSH. It also includes features like resumed erasure, live-boot environments, and multi-language support.


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linux data-destruction datarazer release 
Creating A Remote Backup System With Retention Policy in BASH
Author: Brian Wilson
2023-01-08T10:00:00.000Z

This tutorial shows how to create a BASH-based backup system with retention for removing files older than a specified number of days. It covers creating a KeePass directory backup script that archives and transfers files via SCP and a retention script that uses date-based logic to delete old files. Both scripts can be automated with CRON for seamless operation.


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linux tutorial backup bash 
GTA:V LUA Gamepad/Keyboard Input Library
Author: Brian Wilson
2023-01-07T07:43:29.000Z

Pad Handler is a LUA library for GTA: V using the Stand Menu API. It enables advanced keybinding with controllers and keyboards, supporting taps, holds, sequences, and combos. Features include customizable settings, sequence buffers, and diverse input handling. Compatible with Xbox Elite controllers. Example scripts and GitHub source code provided.


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mods gtav release 
Installing Arch Linux (Part 1)
Author: Brian Wilson
2018-04-01T13:33:38.000Z

Part one of this tutorial guides you through installing Arch Linux with LUKS encryption, LVM, and basic system setup. It covers keymap configuration, network setup, partitioning, LUKS encryption, and filesystem setup.


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linux arch tutorial