AEVITA Wipe and Delete 1.04

AEVITA Wipe and Delete is a reliable and ultra-fast shredder that will help you securely erase any file or folder without any chances for its recovery. Designed for the Windows platforms, the application seamlessly integrates into Windows Explorer and can be accessed simply by right-clicking on any file, folder or disk and selecting the AEVITA Wipe and Delete menu option.

Before erasing a file, you can examine its content in the built-in File Viewer. This will ensure you won't delete a needed file. What's more, the program keeps a log file on all files and/or folders erased during an erase process. You can also take advantage of the built-in Wiping Scheme editor that will help you tailor an erase process to meet your specific requirements.

Are deleted files gone forever? No. Watch your privacy!

Some people still believe that when they delete a file, it is gone forever. Well, that's a delusion. Even if you empty the Recycle Bin, the file may be easily recovered by some ill-inspired people who are secretly snooping on your computer activities. The consequences of insecurely erased information can be extremely damaging. Your confidential personal information such as private emails, project files, credit card and banking details can be stolen and used against you. To defend your privacy from prying eyes, AEVITA Wipe and Delete is the way to go!

Military sanitizing technologies can now guard your privacy.

AEVITA Wipe and Delete leaves no chances for intruders to sneak into your privacy and attack from behind. The program implements eight secure sanitizing methods including the US Department of Defense DoD 5220.22M, RLL, MFM, VSITR, Gutmann and GOST P50739-95. By utilizing these methods, the program can erase any file or folder by overwriting it several times, thus rendering it completely unrecoverable even by the most sophisticated recovery software.

AEVITA Wipe and Delete - the tool that deletes for real, once and for all!

Requirements:	A standard Windows PC
Release Info:	Major Update on Jan 30, 2006
Release Notes:	Spanish and German added