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On Friday, September 29, 2023 at 4:27:27 PM UTC-7, gggg gggg wrote:
> Is there a simple command that will wipe out all info/data?

Yes, but it`ll cost ya.   There are disk drives that secure the data  by
encrypting on-the-fly all the time, and decrypt on-the-fly so it all
happens transparently.  They`re `enterprise` models, sometimes
with odd (SAS, fibre channel, whatever-it-is-this-decade) connection
requirements.

Those drives store an internal key that can be overwritten when you want
to lose the data.   Even `bad blocks` are encrypted, so the loss of the
key makes every bit of the data on the drive into... semi-random bits.
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