🧹 Unrecoverable Disk Wipe — Secure Delete PoC

⚠️ DANGER: This is a proof of concept for completely destroying disk data. Educational use only.

A forensic-grade disk sanitization tool written in PowerShell. Performs multi-pass entropy overwrites, cipher passes, and final zero-fill to render data unrecoverable — even by professional forensic tools.

Features

• Multi-Pass Wipe — 3× random entropy + cipher pass + final zero pass
• Safe Simulation — Test on a temporary 1 GB VHD without risking real data
• Forensic-Verified — Tested against Recuva, TestDisk/PhotoRec, and Autopsy with 0 files recovered
• Targeted Execution — Requires explicit -DiskNumber parameter to prevent accidents

Safe Simulation Test (Run This First)

Creates a temporary 1 GB virtual hard disk (VHD) and wipes only that VHD — your real disks are untouched.

# Run as Administrator
.\SIMULATION-TEST.ps1

The simulation will automatically:

1. Create a 1 GB VHD in your temp folder
2. Mount and format it
3. Pass the temporary disk's ID to the wipe script
4. Clean up and delete the VHD when finished

Usage on Real Hardware

Caution

Running this on a physical disk will permanently and irrecoverably destroy all data, including partition tables. Triple-check your disk numbers!

# 1. Open PowerShell as Administrator
# 2. Identify your target disk
Get-Disk

# 3. Run the wipe (replace <DISK_NUMBER>)
.\wipe-disk-unrecoverable.ps1 -DiskNumber <DISK_NUMBER>

Forensic Verification Results

Method	Passes Applied	Outcome	Recovery Possible?
Multi-pass entropy + cipher	3× random → cipher → zero (clean all)	All sectors fully sanitized	❌ No

Tools Tested — 0 Files Recovered

Tool	Result
PowerShell byte inspection (Get-Content -Raw -Encoding Byte)	✅ Clean
Recuva	✅ Clean
TestDisk / PhotoRec	✅ Clean
Autopsy	✅ Clean

Conclusion: Beyond forensic recovery in the simulated environment.

Files

File	Purpose
wipe-disk-unrecoverable.ps1	Core wiping logic — requires -DiskNumber
SIMULATION-TEST.ps1	Safe VHD demo script

License

MIT — © 2025 AlphaMvge

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Use at your own risk on real hardware. Always double-check Get-Disk output before running the real wipe.