Petoron Local Destroyer (PLD) A secure cryptographic tool for irreversible data destruction, based on multi-pass entropy wiping and zero trace recovery. PLD is not just deletion. It’s annihilation — leaving no shadow of what was.
What does PLD ? Securely destroys any file or folder beyond recovery Uses multiple overwrite passes (default 10) Each overwrite includes cryptographic entropy generated from your password No logs, no traces, no caching - as if the file never existed Inspired by PTBC-level irreversibility
How to use PLD?
python3 CLI/pld_cli.py purge Recursively finds all files and folders inside TRASH/ Overwrites each file 10 times using cryptographic entropy Deletes everything permanently Requests password (used to generate unique entropy)
Wipe one specific file: python3 CLI/pld_cli.py wipe --file pld_test.jpg Optional: --passes 7 (example: python3 CLI/pld_cli.py wipe --file pld_test.pca --passes 7)
How to use TRASH/ workflow:
- Move any file/folder into TRASH/
- Then run > python3 CLI/pld_cli.py purge Everything inside TRASH will be cryptographically wiped and deleted forever.
Why does PLD ask for a password ? Your password is used only once — to generate unpredictable cryptographic overwrite patterns (Argon2 → AES → entropy stream). It is never saved, never verified, and never needed again.
Use any password you want. You can enter something random each time - it just makes the entropy more unique.
What is left behind? Nothing. No logs. No backups. No undelete. No filesystem remnants.
Use PLD to: Destroy sensitive photos, documents, or backups Eliminate confidential contracts, keys, or research Clean old secrets and past lives
In short: Anything that deserves to be forgotten :))
Welcome: chmod +x setup_pld.sh ./setup_pld.sh
Licensed under the PLD Fair Use License by Ivan Alekseev | Petoron